In the spirit of #Halloween, learn more about our creepy crawly innovative concept for exploring Saturn's moon, Titan: shapeshifting robots that can morph from flying to rolling through caves, to floating on a lake and even propelling under an ocean: https://t.co/wcMlFCQzkC
We’ll be hosting star-gazing events and showing you all how you can use telescopes to observe the craters of the moon, and even look at the rings on Saturn! Additionally, all members will be receiving an updated club shirt as soon as we receive payments!
Be sure to come to our electoral meeting this Friday! Voting and running are open to anyone who’s paid their $20 dues. Come and vote for the future of our club!
If you guys have ever wanted to learn about space, how to use a telescope, how to identify stars and constellations, or just be surrounded by others who share this interest, this is the club for you!
Be sure to come to our electoral meeting this Friday! Voting and running are open to anyone who’s paid their $20 dues. Come and vote for the future of our club!
Be sure to come by next Monday to vote in our new officers! Voting and running are open to anyone who’s paid their $20 dues, which we’ll still be collecting!
Be sure to come by next Monday to vote in our new officers! Voting and running are open to anyone who’s paid their $20 dues, which we’ll still be collecting!
Welcome back to another year of astronomy club! We apologize for the inactivity, but we have much planned in advance this time around! Additionally, if anyone interested in holding an officer position, please send us a dm!! 💫🚀
Welcome back to another year of astronomy club! We apologize for the inactivity, but we have much planned in advance this time around! Additionally, if anyone interested in holding an officer position, please send us a dm!! 💫🚀
i really think all of EHS's clubs/organizations should come together and make banners to show our love to the Stoneman Douglas community. it would be incredible to have our breezeway covered in memory of them.
Darker, cooler areas on the Sun – aka sunspots – have been absent for almost 2 weeks, as of Feb. 1. This spotless period is a prelude to the approaching period of solar minimum next year, when the Sun’s activity will be at the low end of its 11-year cycle: https://t.co/LQB3bDLIU4