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Pretty pictures of the Cosmos: Overlooked

Jan. 14, 2015
Adam Block
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The Planetary Societs highlights images taken at the SkyCenter. Read the article below!

Pretty pictures of the Cosmos: Overlooked

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Rob McGehee, Sky School Assistant Director of Education, talked on the radio about the unique K-12 programming that UA runs atop Mt. Lemmon

Tune into a deep-dive radio segment on the Sky School, featuring Rob McGehee!

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Tribal leaders capped off the summit with a trip to Mt. Lemmon SkyCenter for an evening of stargazing – and a quick tutorial from SkyCenter staff on how to see the "green flash" through binoculars just as the sun is setting. Chris Richards/University Communications

Native American representatives and UA leaders visit Steward Observatory’s Mt. Lemmon SkyCenter for Tribal Leaders Summit

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