Come out to Fuertes Observatory tonight to celebrate Yuri's night and our future in space (and celebrate the successfull ESA's Juice mission launch). Cornell Astronomical Society @ Fuertes Observatory

Thanks for a great Yuri’s Night everyone! Featured in the first image is the prototype “StarChip,” a tiny spacecraft that Prof. Peck passed around during his lecture last night. The recording of Prof. Mason Peck’s lecture is now up on our website! cornellastrosociety.org/lecture-series

We have one FINAL lecture this semester! This Friday at 7 PM in Appel 303: Astronomy PhD student Stella Ocker will discuss our studies of plasma in the space between stars!

Our FINAL lecture of the semester is tonight, 7 PM in Appel 303! Astronomy PhD student Stella Ocker will discuss our studies of plasma in the space between stars! After the lecture, despite the rain, Fuertes will be open at 8 for tours of the telescope!

in 20 minutes! Join in person or on Zoom: cornell.zoom.us/j/8149171383?p…

We’ll be open tonight at 8 PM! And it looks like it’ll be clear 🥳 Come on over to Fuertes for some moon viewing! We’ll also be electing next year’s officers tonight—stay tuned!

We're open tonight from 8 PM to midnight! It's looking mostly cloudy, but we’ll try our best. Venus may still be visible! The stargazing doesn’t stop in the summer! We hope to be open every Friday through the end of July. Just check here to make sure!

Our final newsletter of Spring '23 is out! This issue travels to the International Space Station and Europa, explores spectroscopy and relativity, and welcomes next year's club officers. Plus, we make our return to Cherry Springs! Read it here: cornellastrosociety.org/newsletters

Open tonight from 8 PM to midnight, and we’ll be open throughout the summer! It’s looking mostly cloudy tonight, but we’ll see…

Last night at the Fuertes Observatory (Cornell Astronomical Society @ Fuertes Observatory) Public Night 🌗🔭🌃😀 Stop by every Friday from 8pm-12am EDT at Fuertes Observatory on the Cornell campus #Ithaca #Twithaca #Astronomy #Cornell #Cornell2023 Cornell University Carl Sagan Institute Cornell Astronomy

We’re open tonight (and every Friday through July)! The cloud cover is only partial today, so after all the weeks of smoke and rain, tonight is an ideal time to observe with us! Open 8 PM to midnight—but not dark enough to observe til after 9 ✨

Open 8 PM to midnight tonight! We’re back to 50% cloud cover, but we might still get a glimpse at the Moon, Mars, and Venus before they set in the early evening. Even if there’s not much to see, the fireflies from Fuertes are like stars of their own!

Last week, we welcomed Ann Druyan to the Cornell Cinema stage for a Q&A. We will post the recording of this event TOMORROW, and sneak peaks all day today! Stay tuned! #Cosmos #CarlSagan #space

What's Carl Sagan's favorite song? (From Q&A with Ann Druyan last week—full upload tomorrow)! #CarlSagan #space #astronomy

The forbidden Voyager Golden Record image. (from Q&A with Ann Druyan last week)! #Voyager #space #astronomy

What's the best way to share science? Here's what makes Ann Druyan and Carl Sagan such great communicators! #space #astronomy #CarlSagan #scicomm

Beethoven wondered if his music would be heard on other worlds... maybe it will! Listen to the song here! youtube.com/watch?v=LFp_Nu… (From Q&A with Ann Druyan last week—full upload tomorrow)!

What was Carl Sagan’s favorite song? What would Beethoven think of his music floating among the stars? Find out in the recording of Ann Druyan's Q&A, now on our YouTube! Please TURN ON SUBTITLES—we had some issues with the audio and video recording :( youtube.com/watch?v=za9UFw…

The recording of our event last week with Ann Druyan!