Chasing Meteors

How to observe meteors safely, report observations for citizen science, and enjoy the excitement of meteor watching as a fun and educational activity. 

Stargazing Basics

The night sky is open to everyone; no telescope required. This interactive session invites families, beginners, and curious minds to explore the stars while contributing to real science.

Protecting our Night Skies

The stars are fading: not because they’re gone, but because we’ve brightened the Earth. This session explores why dark skies matter and how each of us can help preserve them.

Every One is a Scientist

Science isn’t confined to labs or degrees: it lives in curiosity, observation, and participation. Citizen science invites everyone; students, hobbyists, families, and professionals; to contribute to real research by collecting data, analyzing results, and helping answer big questions.

The life Cycle & Evolution of Stars

Stars have stories: dramatic, powerful, and constantly unfolding. In this engaging, interactive session, explore how stars are born, live, and ultimately transform the universe itself.

Celestial Precision

Long before modern observatories, precision astronomy was already reshaping our understanding of time. In this captivating session, explore how Omar Khayyam combined mathematics and observation to achieve one of the most accurate calendar systems in history.