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Lecture "Objects for Observing in Sagittarius" by Astronomical Society of Long Island |
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at the Vanderbilt Planetarium in Centerport, Long Island, New York |
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July 17, 2013 |
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8:00 PM to 9:00 PM
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| Admission: | Free; no reservations necessary. |
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Vanderbilt Planetarium |
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180 Little Neck Road |
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Centerport, NY 11721 |
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Lecture "Objects for Observing in Sagittarius" Sponsored by Astronomical Society of Long Island (ASLI) at the Vanderbilt Planetarium in Centerport, Long Island, New York.
Saggitarius, whose asterism is the famous "teapot," lies at the southern end of the Milky Way as seen from our latitude. In this illustrated lecture, we will see how Sagittarius is one of the most spectacular places to look for some of the best astronomical objects in the heavens. Presenter: Jillian Dragutsky, avid amateur astronomer and ASLI member.
About Astronomical Society of Long Island
The Astronomical Society of Long Island is one of the most active groups in the New York Metropolitan Area. We are a group of dedicated amateur astronomers and telescope makers with a passion for our hobby, and a willingness to share our knowledge and excitement of the hobby with others, both experienced, and those who may have just discovered the hobby. Please come join us at our meetings, and enjoy the view through our telescopes at our observing sessions. |
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