About this Event
Club volunteers will set up several telescopes for public viewing of the moon double stars, nebula, star clusters, galaxies, and other deep space objects. After 9:15 PM Saturn should be above the treeline.
This event will take place based on the weather (cloud free skies are needed). Given the high variability of local weather go/no-go will not be finalized until after1PM the day of the event.
Notifications will be emailed out using the address that you signed up with.
Observing will start at 7:30, you're welcome to come earlier to walk the trails and watch the sunset. Mosquitoes and ticks may be present so please take proper precautions.
Please park in the parking lot and walk up the path along the community garden area to the right to reach where the telescopes will be set up. Use of flashlights is discouraged as it ruins night vision. Flashlights should not be used within 50 feet of the telescope area.
No light-up kids shoes please.
Additional details will be emailed closer to the event date.
More about the North Shore Amateur Astronomy Club (NSAAC) https://nsaac.org/
More about our co-host, the Lake Gardner Improvement Association (LGIA) https://www.lgia.org/
More about Trails & Sails https://trailsandsails.org
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Interested in assisting with the event but not a NSAAC member? We would love to have you bring your gear and join us. Please send any questions to starparty @ nsaac.org
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Battis Farm Parking Lot, 76 South Hampton Road, Amesbury, United States
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