I'd like to remind everyone in SE New Hampshire and the surrounding area that the UNH OBSERVATORY holds free public observing sessions on the 1st and 3rd Saturdays of every month, from 9-12pm weather permitting. Our next public session is this coming Saturday night, Aug. 4

On Saturday afternoon check out our FB page for our "go-no-go" post. If the sky is cloudy over Durham, the session will be cancelled. facebook.com/UNHObservatory

Free observing this Sat. night (12/4, 8-10pm)! Don't miss your chance to see the Orion Nebula, Earth's closest active star forming region!

Public Viewing Session Saturday April 17th @ 9

AstroDay2010 this Saturday (4.24) in DeMeritt Hall, UNH - Durham Campus http://tinyurl.com/y4ko8fn

First images from NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) http://tinyurl.com/27e9hpm

UNHO staff will be @nhstarhop (MSDC) for Aerospacefest 2010 this weekend (April 30th-May 2nd) http://tinyurl.com/25q55z3

Nov. is meteor month! The 1st 2 weeks highlight the Taurid meteor shower while the always fun Leonids peak the last week of the month!

Come to our final observing session of the semester this Saturday (12/18) from 8-10pm!! Enjoy some hot cider and hopefully clear skies!

Look for UNHO staff with telescopes on campus (by the Wildcat & downtown) this Saturday night for International Observe the Moon Night.

Tomorrow night, come celebrate International Observe the Moon Night with us! http://observethemoonnight.org/

Come join us for our 1st public viewing session of 2011! Keep your New Year's resolution of expanding your knowledge!

Join us Saturday night (11/20) from 8-10pm for a free night of observing! We'll be able to see Jupiter, the Andromeda Galaxy, and much more!

Hoping the clouds hold off for tonight so we can see the Moon at its closest for the next 18 years! Come join us if you're near Durham!

Join us tomorrow night (11/6) UNH Observatory from 8-10pm to see Jupiter, the Andromeda Galaxy, some of the Taurid meteor shower, and more!!

Hey The New Hampshire UNH Media Relations, tomorrow night UNH Observatory is having it's first November public session from 8-10pm!

Unfortunately, no public viewing session tonight, but be sure to join us at our first May public session on Astronomy Day, Saturday, May 7!

Send congrats to the NASA New Horizons team for their historic #PlutoFlyby: m.whitehouse.gov/webform/send-n… @whitehouseostp

Public observing tonight is cancelled due to clouds and possible rain. Please join us on August 1, 2015 from 9-11pm for our next session!

Unfortunately the weather doesn't look good for tonight's public session, hopefully Sat., May 21 will have better luck!