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        Carnegie Observatories Open House

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          • October 19, 2014
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      Carnegie Observatories
      813 Santa Barbara Street - Pasadena
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      Date(s) - 10/19/2014
      2:00 pm - 5:00 pm

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      Carnegie Observatories

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      carnegieThe best secret in town, hands down!

      Are you a space junkie who likes JPL, space explorations and Mount Wilson Observatory? Do you like astronomy? Well, guess what? You are in luck.

      Join the wonderful Carnegie Observatories for an afternoon of discovery as we explore the past, present and future of astronomy at the Carnegie Observatories.

      • Meet astronomers and learn about the exciting new discoveries being made at our Pasadena headquarters
      • What question do you have about the Universe?  Get an answer at our “Ask the Astronomer” table.
      • Learn about the latest advancements with the Giant Magellan Telescope — the future powerhouse of astronomy.
      • View the sun through a solar telescope
      • Tour the Hale Library and learn about the important contributions Carnegie scientists have made to our understanding of the Universe.
      • Tour our machine shop and see how we build instruments for our telescopes in Chile
      • Enjoy our beautiful campus courtyard with refreshments, live music and fun for everyone.

      Family and Friends are welcome.  We hope to see you there!

       

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