FAS public observation
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Pilot Mountain Public Observation November 15, 2014
Join FAS for an evening of viewing the sky above. Where: Pilot Mountain State Park, North Carolina When: November 15, 2014 Time: sunset is at 5:13 PM FAS members will be gathering before Sunset, setting up their telescopes and other equipment. The public is welcome to join in and view the night sky. Weather permitting…
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Partial Solar Eclipse Report – Oct 23, 2014
Forsyth Astronomical Society held a public outreach at Pilot Mt. State Park, NC to view the partial solar eclipse on October 23, 2014. About 250 people traveled to the parking lot at the top of the knob to view one of the wonders of our solar system. Ten club members setup six solar observing scopes,…
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Partial Solar Eclipse – October 23 – Pilot Mountain State Park
Come on out and enjoy a Partial Solar Eclipse. Local times for eclipse in Winston-Salem on Thursday, October 23, 2014 Partial Eclipse begins Oct 23 at 5:58 PM 251°West-southwest 6.2° Eclipse as seen from earth The Moon touches the Sun’s edge. Some club members will be setting up earlier to allow members of the public…
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SciWorks Observation Sept. 6
Sci-Works this Saturday Sept 6, 2014
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Gather at Doughton Park
Outing to the parkway, to night!
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Lunar Eclipse – 15 April at 1:58 AM – Gathering
Join FAS and SciWorks for a total Lunar Eclipse – 15 April at 1:58 AM
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SciWorks April 12 Public Observation
SciWorks Outreach April 2014
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Quick Event List
Date Event Location Saturday, April 5 NC Statewide Star Party Yadkin County Park Saturday, April 12 Star Party at SciWorks [8 – 10:30 pm] SciWorks Saturday, April 19 Public Observation for Campers Stone Mountain State Park Saturday, April 19 Planetarium Laser Show [6 pm] SciWorks Saturday, May 10 Public Observation for Campers (Spring National…
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Pilot Mountain Tonight – March 1, 2014
Just a quick reminder that FAS will be on the top of Pilot Mountain State Park, NC. tonight. The forecast is for cloudy skies during the day, but clearing by evening. So let’s hope for the best. But keep watching your email just in case the situation changes. Remember that it is always colder (and…
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