Clear skies are forecast for tonight - Friday, July 29! Enjoy a presentation entitled
Rock Hounding: Hands-on Geology by Roy Williams.
After the program, see Jupiter, Mars, Saturn, the Milky Way and more!There also will be a visible pass of the International Space Station (ISS) tonight
at 10:04 p.m. See below for more details on the program, sky conditions, and the ISS passes.
Hope to see you tonight,
Roy Williams
Public Programs Coordinator
Kopernik Observatory
& Science Center (607)748-3685 ext. 315
Rock Hounding: Hands-on Geology
Roy Williams, KOSC Staff
Friday, July 29, 8:30 p.m.
Learn about different types of rocks and how they are formed. Find out how rocks change from one form to another through the rock cycle. See a variety of samples from Kopernik's collection of rocks, fossils and meteorites. Bring your own rock samples to be identified. Get a close up look at a special rock - a Moon Rock (aka Lunar Sample) on loan from NASA.
Sky Links
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