Participants | 2009 Schedule | Media Info | Photos | Proclamation

A daytime view of Venus was a highlight of the 2007 CAD in Denver (at DMNS)
Photo: Ron Pearson, DAS

This year's Colorado Astronomy Day is scheduled for Saturday, October 16th, 2010. In Denver, the celebration will feature special exhibits and solar viewing at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science, and nighttime astronomical viewing at the University of Denver's Historic (and recently renovated) Chamberlin Observatory. These activities are coordinated with the Astronomical League's Fall National Astronomy Day, highlighting the International Year of Astronomy.

Click HERE to view a photo album of some past Colorado Astronomy Day activities.

Colorado Astronomy Day was established by governor’s proclamation in 1997 and it has been observed as a major public outreach and education event during the months of September or October ever since.

Highlights of Astronomy Day Activities:

Informative presentations, Solar Observing, and interactive exhibits at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science (10 am to 4 pm) (Museum hours 9 am - 5 pm)
Presentations, exhibits, and nighttime astronomical observing hosted by DAS and the University of Denver at the DU's Historic Chamberlin Observatory (6 pm to 11 pm), conducted by DU staff and members of the Denver Astronomical Society
  A detailed schedule will be developed as we get closer to the event.

PARTICIPANTS

The following Colorado Organizations supported or participated in 2009 Colorado Astronomy Day Activities:

 

 

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