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This past week, our grad students hosted an evening of stargazing as part of the Astronomy FRIENDS Mentoring Program! From the rings of Saturn to the cloudy belts of Jupiter, students were able to peer through telescopes, tour the night sky, and interact with our grad mentors!

Join the #NMSU #Astronomy FRIENDS mentoring program for an evening of star gazing on Tuesday, December 6th, 6:30pm to 8:00pm! See map for location! We'll be centrally located near Corbett Center and Garcia Hall! Everyone is welcomed!

Last night was our last Campus Observatory Night for the semester! As a part of our Undergraduate Introductory Astronomy courses, students are provided the opportunity to visit our campus observatory weekly to view a variety of objects to supplement in-class instruction!

Registration is now open for our new ASTR 400: Undergrad Research course! This is a hybrid one-credit course that offers an intro to scientific ballooning and the Nationwide Eclipse Ballooning Project. New Mexico State NMSU College of Arts & Sciences @NmsuOnline NMSU Engineering NM State Esports

Last night was our first Campus Obs Night for undergrad students in ASTR1115/1120! We got an AMAZING view of the Moon! #astronomy (Image Credit: Dr. Juie Shetye)

Join NMSU astronomers at 7 p.m. Friday, March 3 at the Clyde Tombaugh Observatory at this month’s astronomy open house. Professor Jon Holtzman will give a short presentation before graduate students man the telescopes for visitors to view the night sky.

Join us TOMORROW - July 21st at 8:30pm - for a special Virtual Open House! Registration is required, information can be found at: astro.nmsu.edu/events/open_ho… New Mexico State NMSU News NMSU College of Arts & Sciences

NMSU Astronomy with be stationed by the NMSU Gratitude 5k walk / run finish line tomorrow (Oct 14th)! Join our department in front of Aggie Memorial Stadium to safely view the solar eclipse Oct 14th from 9am to 12 noon!

Tonight's public open house has been canceled due to the weather! We hope to see you next time!

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Join us TONIGHT at 8 pm for an Observatory Open House!! NMSU Astronomy Department Head, Dr. Jason Jackiewicz, will be giving a talk prior to stargazing. Check the Department page ~1 hour before the event for whether we will open or postpone the event due to weather.

Join us TONIGHT @ 7 PM for an Open House at Tombaugh Campus Observatory! NMSU Prof. Eric Nielsen will give a short presentation followed by stargazing. Check our department page ~1 hour before the event for information about cancellation due to weather. See you there!

Join us this Friday, 12/6, at 7 PM for an Observatory Open House at Tombaugh Campus Observatory! Dr. Moire Prescott will give a talk followed by stargazing. Check astro.nmsu.edu ~1 hour before the event to ensure it hasn't been cancelled due to weather.

We sadly have to cancel tonight's Observatory Open House due to weather. Please check our web page (astro.nmsu.edu/events/open-ho…) for the schedule of upcoming dates. Have a good weekend!

Join us @ 6:30 pm tonight for a special talk from guest speaker Dr. Stephanie Monty to learn about how the human story is intimately tied to the story of stars! Telescope viewing will follow at 7 pm weather permitting.

Join us this Fri, 2/7 @ 7 pm for a presentation from Dr. Joe Burchett on galaxy clusters, followed by a telescope viewing at Tombaugh Campus Observatory! As always, check astro.nmsu.edu/events/open-ho… for up-to-date info on the event status.

Join us tomorrow for an Observatory Open House featuring a talk by Astro Professor Nancy Chanover followed by a telescope viewing at Tombaugh Campus Observatory! Event begins at 9 PM, and you can check astro.nmsu.edu ~1 hr before for up-to-date info on the event status!