Outreach~ Summer 2017

A photo of an SJAC Solar observing outreach event at Queen Square Farmers Market in Saint JohnAbove: daytime Outreach Event in Saint John, and below–getting ready for a private Outreach Event at a public school.

Photo of looking through a telescope at the National Star Party celebrated at Irving Nature Park, Saint John, NB.

Photo of crowd at the National Star Party celebrated at Irving Nature Park, Saint John, NB.

Photo of setting up at the National Star Party celebrated at Irving Nature Park, Saint John, NB.

Photo at the National Star Party celebrated at Irving Nature Park, Saint John, NB.

A 360 pano of the National Star Party at Irving Nature Park celebrating Canada's Sesquicentennial in July of 2017.

Looking up at the National Star Party at Irving Nature Park, July 30, 2017

Photo of some of the telescopes set up at the National Star Party celebrated at Irving Nature Park, Saint John, NB.

Some of the greatest wonders of the sky can be seen in Summer, particularly in the southern sky regions of the Constellations Sagittarius and Scorpius. However, late sunsets means it does not get really dark till sometimes 10:30 or 11:00 pm.

After an Outreach Event in Norton, NB

Astronomer Chris Curwin and with the public at twilight--Outreach Event in Norton, NB

After a summer Outreach Event in Norton, NB


See also~

Outreach Events
Outreach~ Fall 2017
Outreach~ Summer 2017
Outreach~ Spring 2017
Outreach~ Winter 2016-17
Outreach~ 2016

Observe the Moon Night 2017
Fall Astronomy Day in Rockwood Park
Partial Solar Eclipse in Saint John
National Star Party at Irving Nature Park
Astronomy Day in Rockwood Park
Moonlight Snowshoe Walk


Regarding Photography & Outreach:

We do not publish any photos of a Private Outreach Event without your consent or permission.

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The Royal Astronomical Society of Canada~New Brunswick Centre (RASC.NB) is involved in Outreach Events all across the Province. For more information you can email Curt Nason or Facebook Astronomy by the Bay.