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SUMMARY:Baton Rouge Astronomical Society Meeting
DESCRIPTION:For over four decades the Baton Rouge Astronomical Society has educated countless numbers of citizens in the joys of lunar\, planetary and deep-sky gazing; and factors to consider when buying a binocular\, a telescope or a camera. BRAS members have constructed their own telescopes and photographic platforms; imaged comets; earned observing certificates; and discovered asteroids. Anyone interested in learning more about BRAS is invited to attend. [For ages fourteen and older. No admission fee.]
URL:https://hrpo.lsu.edu/event/baton-rouge-astronomical-society-meeting-35/
LOCATION:Highland Road Park Observatory
CATEGORIES:March 2026
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UID:6761-1772911800-1772920800@hrpo.lsu.edu
SUMMARY:Evening Sky Viewing
DESCRIPTION:Cancelled. \nSunset\, 6:07pm CST. Twilight Ends\, 7:28pm CST. \nWeather permitting\, viewing through one or more telescopes will take place. During this time the waning gibbous Moon will be below the horizon. Please keep headlights off while parking and leaving. Drive slowly! [For ages six and older. No admission fee.] \nNOAA Forecast (Bad): precipitation potential 32%\, sky cover 64%\, relative humidity 88%\, temperature 24C\, wind S 5 km/hr
URL:https://hrpo.lsu.edu/event/evening-sky-viewing-202/
LOCATION:Highland Road Park Observatory
CATEGORIES:March 2026
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SUMMARY:Science Academy: "The Gemini Program"
DESCRIPTION:In May 1961\, the United States vowed to send human beings to the Moon before the onset of the 1970s. Project Gemini was the proving ground for the technology that would be needed. Cadets will be introduced to the exploits of the brave and fabled Gemini astronauts! [For ages eight to twelve. $5 per EBR-Parish Cadet; $6 per other-Parish Cadet.] \n[To register\, go to www.brec.org\, access the registration function and use Activity Number 131320.
URL:https://hrpo.lsu.edu/event/science-academy-the-gemini-program-2/
LOCATION:Highland Road Park Observatory
CATEGORIES:March 2026
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SUMMARY:The Edge of Night
DESCRIPTION:It’s not light. It’s not dark. It’s that special time called twilight and HRPO wants to introduce you to it! Are all sections of the sky the same shade of blue? Which stars are seen first? Are Mercury and Venus or the Moon out? Is that moving object a plane\, a weather balloon\, a satellite or debris in outer space? How much actual darkness should be expected in cities of a certain population? There is no other time like twilight. Bring it into your life! [For ages six and older. No admission fee.] \nNOAA Forecast (Good): precipitation potential 14%\, sky cover 29%\, relative humidity 75%\, temperature 26C\, wind SE 10 km/hr
URL:https://hrpo.lsu.edu/event/the-edge-of-night-5/
LOCATION:Highland Road Park Observatory
CATEGORIES:March 2026
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LAST-MODIFIED:20260303T064506Z
UID:6741-1772505000-1772518500@hrpo.lsu.edu
SUMMARY:Total Lunar Eclipse
DESCRIPTION:Overnight excitement as we witness one of nature’s most spectacular events! While crossing from Leo into Sextans and then back into Leo\, our Moon will enter Earth’s shadows. There are a variety of shadings the Moon can have; this is dependent on the state of the Earth’s atmosphere. Join us if you can. This will be the last total lunar eclipse seen from the Baton Rouge region until the summer of 2029! [Personnel will be at HRPO from 2:30am to 5:15am\, and at the BSC from 3:45am to 6:15am. For ages six and older. No admission fee.] \nNOAA Forecast (Good): precipitation potential 0%\, sky cover 53%\, relative humidity 90%\, temperature 16C\, wind SE 4 km/hr
URL:https://hrpo.lsu.edu/event/total-lunar-eclipse-2/
LOCATION:Burbank Soccer Complex\, 12400 Burbank Drive\, Baton Rouge\, Louisiana
CATEGORIES:March 2026
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