The Mt. SAC - Randall Planetarium

Don’t miss your chance to discover stars, nebulas, galaxies, and more through the telescopes at the Mt. SAC Observatory - Weather Permitting - 🔭✨ To get to the observatory, please meet your es**rt on the first floor of building 60 by the elevator.
Interested in more?
Visit the Mt SAC-Randall Planetarium
Location: Building 26C
Time: June 7th 9 - 10 P.M.

Get ready for an enchanting night of stargazing! ✨🔭 “Summer skies” will feature captivating stories behind Hercules, Scorpius and Draco!🌌🌟
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Visit the Mt. SAC-Randall Planetarium Building 26C
Time: July 7th ,..7:30 P.M

🌌✨ Journey with us as we view the most breathtaking, mesmerizing Hubble Space Telescope images capturing everything from earth’s closest neighbors to the farthest galaxies at the edges of the observable universe. 🚀🔭
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Visit the Mt SAC-Randall Planetarium Building 26C
Time: July 7th 6 P.M.

Join Big Bird, Elmo, and their friend from China, Hu Hu Zhu, as they embark on a captivating journey of discovery. 🌌🌞🌙 Get ready to explore the Big Dipper, and even blast off to the moon in an adventure like no other. 🚀✨
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Visit the Mt SAC-Randall Planetarium
Location: Building 26C
Time: July 7th 5 P.M.

In May 2024, the Sun unleashed a historic solar storm, the strongest in two decades, causing auroras to be visible at unusually low latitudes from the U.S. From May 3rd to May 9th, NASA’s Solar Dynamic Observatory recorded 82 significant solar flares.
These included nine X-class flares., with an X5.8 flare peaking on May 10. Traveling up to 3 million mph, reaching Earth on May 10. Triggering a G5-level geomagnetic storm. The auroras were observed globally and captured by thousands of citizen scientists contributing to the study of auroras!
Image credit : AstroAnthony

🚀Dive into the depths of the cosmos with “Light Years From Andromeda”! Let the legendary Michael Dorn (Worf from Star Trek) be your guide on this extraordinary odyssey of cosmic exploration through space and time!
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Building 26C
Time: May 17, 7:30 PM

🔥🌞 Get up close and personal with the Sun like never before! Join us for an awe-inspiring full-dome feature that delves into the Sun’s crucial role in our solar system. Interested in more?
Visit the Mt SAC-Randall Planetarium
Building 26C
Time: May 17th, 6 PM

🌙🐺 Ready for a howling good time? Meet Coyote, the witty character from ancient tales, as he unravels celestial mysteries in a hilarious full dome show! Interested in more?
Visit the Mt SAC-Randall Planetarium
Building 26C
Time: May 17th, 5 PM

Don’t miss your chance to discover stars, nebulas, galaxies, and more through the telescopes at the Mt. SAC Observatory for free- Weather Permitting - 🔭✨ To get to the observatory, please meet your es**rt on the first floor of building 60 by the elevator.
Interested in more?
Visit the Mt SAC-Randall Planetarium
Location: Building 60 roof
Time: May 10th, 9 PM - 10 PM

Ready for an out-of-this-world experience? 🌌✨ Join us for ‘Star Tales’ to uncover the fascinating constellations such as: Leo the Lion, the Bears, Gemini, and more! Interested in learning more?
Visit the Mt SAC-Randall Planetarium
Location: Building 26C
Time: May 10th, 7:30 P.M.

Travel back through time and witness the beginning of the Sun’s birth, life, and eventual fade into the cosmos! Interested in more?
Visit the Mt SAC-Randall Planetarium Building 26C
Time: May 10th, 6 P.M.