General Meetings Events
Bellevue College Planetarium Tour - SAS Monthly General Meeting
Details
Public
Type: General Meetings
Keywords: Planetarium Milky Way Solar System Nasa Exotic
Held on: Jun 21, 2023 (Wed) at 07:00 PM to Jun 21, 2023 (Wed) at 09:00 PM
Speaker: Pat Terhune-Inverso
Location: 3000 Landerholm Cir SE, Bellevue, WA 98007
Event Coordinator: Keith Krumm
Overview
Please join us for a tour of the exciting Bellevue College Planetarium. In person only this month.
Pat Terhune-Inverso, Senior Adjunct Professor, has graciously offered a private tour of the planetarium to SAS.
She will discuss the planetrium and her approach to teaching astronomy at the college level.
Questions? activities@seattleastro.org
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JUN21
Bellevue College Planetarium Tour - SAS Monthly General Meeting
Wed at 07:00 PMOpen to PublicPlease join us for a tour of the exciting Bellevue College Planetarium. In person only this month. Pat Terhune-Inverso, Senior Adjunct Professor, has graciously offered a private tour of the planetarium to SAS. She will discuss the planetrium and her approach to teaching astronomy at the college level. Questions? activities@seattleastro.org
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