Arizona State University Astronomy Open House
Posted by drdave on March 21, 2011
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Arizona State University Astronomy Open House
Friday, March 25, 8-10 pm
Location: Bateman Physical Sciences Building H-wing Main Entrance (click here for a map of ASU showing the H- wing)
Free Parking (after 7pm): Tyler Street Parking Garage; From parking garage go West along University Dr sidewalk (toward campus) until you see signs leading you to the entrance. (click here for a map of ASU showing the location)
This Month’s Theme: STARS
- Come see the winter sky! Take our Astronomy Quiz!
- View exciting celestial objects through our telescopes!
- Learn about rocks with the GEO Club!
- Want to see a rock from Space? Stop by the meteorite table!
- View our out-of-this-world poster display!
- Have a question about the universe? Ask an Astronomer!
- For information about the moon, stop by the LROC table!
Planetarium show: TBD
Talk: Stars in our Galaxy
Contact Information: astopenhouse@gmail.com
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Comparison of Star Size – Our Sun is the Smallest Dot and Antares is the Big Dude
Image Credit: ASU
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