Sunset Science: Stars Across Cultures ft Native Skies Star Stories
The night sky has had a major impact on humans throughout our existence. Often different cultures and countries adopt their own interpretation of the night sky that could change through time. Stars, constellations, the sun, and the moon have inspired stories, helped us navigate our world and let us understand our place in the universe. In this month’s Sunset Science, we’ll explore various unique stories, myths, and practices from around the globe connected to the cosmos through presentations, demonstrations, music, and activities. Spend time on our Observation Deck as speakers and astronomers take you on a tour of the cosmos and enjoy our Native Skies Star Stories program.
Native Skies Star StoriesÂ
For thousands of years, humans have looked at the night sky with a sense of wonder and meaning. Working with the East Bay Ohlone community, a native storyteller will speak to an Indigenous East Bay understanding of the sky and land as you gaze at the stars in an outdoor setting. Listen to old-time stories, living in the hearts and minds of the Ohlone community today, and teachings that will amplify the philosophy of the Ohlone and connect with the natural world as you gain a deeper understanding of the richness of their living culture.
Friday, 08/25/23
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Chabot Space and Science Center
Oakland, CA 94619
USA
Phone: (510) 336-7300
Website: Click to Visit
