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Paramount School Park Public Star Party

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Public

Type: Star Party

Held on: Jun 08, 2019 (Sat) at 09:00 PM to Jun 09, 2019 (Sun) at 12:00 AM

Sunset Times:

  • Official at 09:04 PM
  • Civil at 09:44 PM
  • Nautical at 10:39 PM
  • Astronomical at 12:03 AM

Lunar Phase:

Location: Paramount School Public Park, Seattle, U.S.

Event Coordinator: Mike Langley

Overview

Please join us for an evening of learning about the universe by observing interesting astronomical objects, including the moon, constellations, planets, and stars.  Telescopes and/or binoculars will be provided by SAS volunteers, but participants are also welcome to bring their telescopes.  Also, participants might want to bring their favorite cell phone sky app or a sky map from www.skymaps.com , but these helps are not required.  Dress warmly.

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Latitude 47.6062095, Longitude -122.3320708

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