Northern Colorado Astronomical Society: Public Skygazing

Public Skygazing Monthly public skygazing. Club members will share wonders of the night sky thru their telescopes. Planets, star clusters, nebulae, galaxies, and double stars will be shown. Weather permitting.
Date: Friday, 3/30/2012
Time: 8:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Location: Fossil Creek Reservoir, Carpenter (Co Rd 32) & Eagle Ranch Rd, Fort Collins, CO (Get Directions)

Sunset: 7:24 PM

Moon

What's in the Sky
This Evening?

Information for Visitors:
Dress for temperatures ~20F colder than forecast low for the night. If you need a flashlight, please cover it with red cellophane.

NCAS website

Event Location

Fossil Creek Reservoir
Larimer County Natural Areas Follow road 0.5mi NW to parking lot

Address: Carpenter (Co Rd 32) & Eagle Ranch Rd
Fort Collins, CO
(Get Directions)

Check Weather Forecast

Check Clear Sky Chart

Fossil Creek Reservoir

Notes:
Go to entrance at intersection of Carpenter (Co Rd 32) & Eagle Ranch Rd. Follow road 0.5mi NW to parking lot

Contact NCAS for more information.
Email this Club Phone: 970-223-7210

Event Log
Name of Primary Presenter/Organizer: Gregory Halac
Event Type: Star Party(Astronomy night): School/Public/Other group
Number of club members participating as presenters: 8
Toolkits Used: Black Hole Survival Exploring the Solar System SUPERNOVA!	Topics Covered: Light Pollution Milky Way Galaxy Moon Phases & Eclipses Size/Distance Scales Solar System Star Life Cycles Telescopes
Total number of visitors: 64
What materials were handed out? Skymaps - planets, black holes, supernova