Fountainwood Observatory Public Night, September 25
Join fellow star-gazers at the free public night at Fountainwood Observatory on the Southwestern University campus on Friday, from 8 to 11 C.D.T. The evening viewing begins with a first quarter Moon in the southern sky and brilliant Jupiter in the southeastern sky. By 8:30 PM brighter stars such as the Vega, Deneb and Altair, the stars of the Summer Triangle, begin to appear. By about 9:15 PM it will be dark enough to view dimmer objects such as double stars, open star clusters, and the Andromeda Galaxy through a telescope.
Physics Department faculty and talented observers from the Williamson County Astronomy Club. Fountainwood Viewing Nights are always FREE and OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. The Observatory is located on the northeast side of campus adjacent to the Rockwell Baseball Field. For weather-related updates about viewing nights, call the Fountainwood Observatory hot line at (512) 863-1242.
For the full schedule and more information, visit http://www.southwestern.edu/offices/observatory .
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