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Clear Sky Clock (Wilton)

Clear Sky Clock (Sacramento)

Clear Sky Clock (Fiddletown)

 
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Do you have a school or other group that needs a star party?

Contact our Outreach guru, Kevin. If your group qualifies we come out at no charge!


See the AMAZING gallery from our July 13 Girl Scout Star Party! Click the photo above to see the magic for yourself!

 


Photos from our November 8th Mercury Transit outreach event at Arlington Heights Elementary School. Click the photo above to see more of the event!

 


See the gallery of our summertime-BBQ-"Aren't-we-suppossed-to-be-talking-business?" pool party. (No one can accuse StarForge of being boring!)

 

  


Photos from our latest outreach event at Camp Cayuse. Over 100 scouts and parents lined up for a peek at the moon, Saturn and more.... Click the photo to see more photos of the event!

 

  
     

 

 

 




* Upcoming Events *

August 9th, 2007

Davis Explorit Summer Science Series- Davis

Time: 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm

Location: Explorit Mace Park Branch. 3141 5th Street in Davis, CA

Contact: Kevin McCormac

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Events

August 9th, 2007

Davis Explorit Summer Science Series- Davis

Time: 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm

Location: Explorit Mace Park Branch. 3141 5th Street in Davis, CA

Contact: Kevin McCormac

 

 

 

SATURN

"The image was taken on the 19th of April between 10:09 and 10:14 pm when it was around 53 degrees high with my C9.25 scope using a UV/IR block filter and a ToUcam Pro webcam from my front yard. South is up.

The outer dimmer ring is the A ring; you can see the translucency of the A ring as the globe can be seen through it. Further in, is the dark Cassini Division and then the inner brightest ring is the B ring. Beyond the B ring is the dusky C or crepe ring."

Ed Lomeli, June 2006