Intel Museum - Free Binary Beading Class Engages KidsTwo class times: 10-11am, 3-4pmWhat are all those 1s and 0s that make up binary code? And for that matter, what's binary code? Students ages 7 and up learn how computers use this 'digital' language to send, process, and receive information. By using beads to represent a switch's on and off ...
Where: Santa ClaraCost: Free
Robert Ferguson Observatory-Public Solar ObservatoryCome on out and observe our closest star, the SUN! Trained Docents with special filtered telescopes will treat you to extraordinary sights, in a safe and education environment. Handicapped Parking is available at the Observatory entrance.
Where: KenwoodCost: $8:00 Vehicle Use Fee
July 13 Public Astronomy Program On Mt DiabloPlease join Mt. Diablo Astronomical Society for the July 13th astronomy program. Lower Summit Parking Lot of Mt. Diablo State Park. The program starts at 7:30 (enter the park at least 45 minutes earlier) at the lower summit parking lot. Come early to see the sun safely through filtered telescopes ...
Where: Walnut CreekCost: $10/ car park admission
Micro-Zoology NightJoin experts for a show and tell about microscopic creatures. Look at life under a drop of water. Afterward, munch on popcorn while watching the microbe gone mad movie "The Blob." Reservations required. (408) 226-5453
Where: San JoseCost: Free
The Fate of the Earth, the Sun, and the UniversePrograms include concert, a talk by a University of California astronomer about current research, and (weather permitting) viewing through the historic Great Lick Refractor and the Nickel 40-inch telescope. Knowledgeable local amateur astronomers outside the buildings provide additional telescopes and informal astronomy discussions.Due to safety concerns, children under the age ...
Where: Mt. HamiltonCost: $40 General, prefered options available
Explore our Magnetic SunArrive at 7:30 to safely view the Sun through telescopes.How can the Sun affect cell phones and create auroras?Why does the Sun have spots?After sunset, we'll watch all the other stars appear!
Where: Walnut CreekCost: Free
Beyond the Cradle: Kepler's Search for New WorldsNASA's Kepler spacecraft, designed to find Earth-like planets orbiting stars in our Milky Way, has been in operation since 2009. What exciting results have been found to date?Speaker: Dr. Natalie Batahla, NASA Ames
Where: Mill ValleyCost: Free
San Mateo County Astronomical Society Star PartyThe City of San Carlos Department of Parks and Recreation and the San Mateo County Astronomical Society have open Star Parties. These events are held in Crestview Park, San Carlos California. Dates and Sunset times are below. Note that inclement weather (clouds, excessive wind and showers) will cause the event ...
Where: San CarlosCost: Free
Robert Ferguson Observatory-Public Star PartyStar Parties: Starting at dusk, the Observatory's three main telescopes are open for your viewing. Docents set up additional telescopes in front of the building, while presentations on astronomical topics are given in the classroom throughout the course of the evening. Friendly and knowledgeable docents are available to answer your ...
