LSU doctoral students and visiting artists perform new works involving round objects, hacked electronics, video game music and new ways of playing old instruments. Visual projections will be part of ...

Weather permitting, viewing through one or more telescopes will take place. During this time the waning gibbous Moon will be at a maximum altitude of 14° in Cetus. Please keep headlights off while ...

This one-time-only session is actually two one-hour treats! First, the upcoming OSIRIS-REx capsule return to Earth will be discussed. Second, the power of stars will be revealed as we marvel ...

Weather permitting, viewing through one or more telescopes will take place. During this time the waning gibbous Moon will be at a maximum altitude of 7° in Pisces. Please keep headlights off while ...

The series concludes with Pink See-Through Fantasia--Billy, Paula, Lynn, Greg and Garrin. This will be, in Billy Callaway's words, "dreamy, atmospheric, echoey and ambient using four guitars, drums and loads ...

Weather permitting, viewing through one or more telescopes will take place. During this time the waning crescent Moon will be below the horizon. Please keep headlights off while parking and leaving. Drive slowly!

The first of this three-session series has Cadets focus on how solar radiation may be a reliable source of renewable energy with the right technology and preparation!

Weather permitting, viewing through one or more telescopes will take place. There will also be physical science demonstrations, a marshmallow roast, a sky tour and a game for kids to earn small ...

Are you a local skygazer, homeowner, business owner, science teacher or stakeholder interested reclaiming a natural sky above HRPO and its surrounding while simultaneously saving money and energy, and making ...

For over four decades the Baton Rouge Astronomical Society has educated countless numbers of citizens in the joys of planetary and deep-sky gazing, the perils of light pollution and factors ...

NOTE: Due to unavailability of the speaker, tonight's planned lecture ("STEREO Shows the Sun") will be rescheduled in December or January. Weather permitting, viewing through one or more telescopes will take place. During ...