Earth’s largest natural satellite, or moon, is, well, the moon. But over the last 50 years we’ve put thousands of smaller man-made satellites in orbit much closer to home. What’s their purpose? You’d probably be surprised! Join Standley Lake Stargazing as we discuss the wide range of applications of artificial satellites, why they spend so much time looking back at the Earth, and how you can hone your skills to spot them from the ground!

Weekly stargazing highlights covered at the beginning of the program.

Free virtual event. Families welcome. Hosted by Standley Lake Stargazing

To register for this event click here: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJwqceugrDgiHtQ4dppj34vHs6ZJvDMFI4LB

(Note: One-time registration required, after which you’ll have access to all future programs!)

Send questions to Contact@StandleyLakeStargazing.com

Learn more at www.StandleyLakeStargazing.com/events

We’re raising funds to get more telescopes to share at public events with our Community Telescopes 2021 fundraiser! You can help by sharing the word about the campaign at this link:

www.standleylakestargazing.com/fundraising