Get your current night sky, astronomy, geoscience, and space exploration update in the Cernan Center Planetarium.
One Saturday night each month, the Cernan Earth and Space Center's Monthly Skywatch brings you the excitement of the current nighttime sky. Recent discoveries in astronomy, space science and geoscience are also presented in the Planetarium theater. This program features advanced scientific content and is recommended for people 13 years or older, but younger visitors are welcome.
Weather permitting, telescopes will be set up outside so everyone can observe the Moon, planets and other celestial sights for FREE. Telescopes are provided by the Chicago Astronomical Society and Cernan Center staff.
Below is the list of dates and presentation topics for Monthly Skywatch through December 2018.
Weather permitting, telescopes will be set up outside so everyone can observe the Moon, planets and other celestial sights for FREE.
Telescopes are provided by the Chicago Astronomical Society and Cernan Center staff.
Most Star Parties are regularly scheduled on the same day as Monthly Skywatch.
Additional Star Parties may be added for special events which will be indicated with as asterisk (*).
You are not required to attend the Monthly Skywatch to participate in the FREE Public Star Party.
For the latest program/schedule information: • Visit our website at triton.edu/cernan