National Astronomy Day

Originally started in 1973 by Doug Berger, the president of the Astronomical Association of Northern California, the intent was for local amateurs to set up various telescopes in busy urban locations so that passersby could enjoy views of the heavens. Since then, Read More …

Global Astronomy Month

Taken from Astronomers Without Borders: Inspired by the 100 hours of astronomy, this annual offshoot began upon the inception of Astronomers Without Borders are remains one of its flagship programs. A mix of various programs ranging from Astro Arts to Read More …

Solar Week

A week of online lessons, games and hands-on activities about the Sun for grades 5-9 (ages 9-14), happens twice a year, in March and October.  Daily Lessons, Games and Activities are available all year; “Ask a Question” has archived answers Read More …