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Join members from the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada Winnipeg Centre for a presentation about the amazing universe that we live in. Discover the moon and planets, star clusters, nebulae, and galaxies like never before. Learn about solar and lunar eclipses, lightyears and parsecs, constellations and occultations, and Manitoba's own Dark Sky Preserve. A showcase of different telescopes and binoculars that amateur astronomers use to observe and image the sky will be on display. If weather permits, we will host some outdoor observing.This talk can be attended in-person or online.
This event is a fundraiser for The Friends of the Living Prairie Museum. Proceeds from all tickets and donations will support education and conservation work at Living Prairie Museum.
The Speaker:
James Fast is an amateur astronomer and member of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada who enjoys not only observing and learning about the night sky but sharing that experience with everyone. James volunteers as treasurer of the RASC Winnipeg Centre and is currently moderator of the RASC Winnipeg Centre’s Binocular Observers Group. Together with other members of the RASC, James helps to organize public outreach events throughout Winnipeg and southern Manitoba.
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Event Venue
2795 Ness Avenue, Winnipeg, MB, Canada, Manitoba R3J 3S4
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