|
 |
 |
|
 |
 |
 |
|
Saturn
Observation Campaign with JPL
Welcome to the Saturn
Observation Campaign. This program gives sky
enthusiasts of all abilities the opportunity to
share the splendor of Saturn with their local
community.
Saturn
and its majestic rings make an annual trek
through the night sky, allowing ground-based
observers to enjoy stunning telescopic views of
the planet.
Through
the Saturn Observation Campaign, we hope to
share this spectacular planet with as many
people as possible. The campaign's objective is
to create opportunities for professional and
amateur astronomers to engage the public in the
excitement of astronomy, using telescopes and
the Cassini-Huygens Mission to Saturn.
The
Saturn Observation Campaign offers a variety of
program elements for local community leaders,
classroom educators, youth group leaders, and
sky enthusiasts.
To
participate in a viewing event, or to host a
Saturn viewing at your school, youth, or
community event, locate the Saturn Observation
Campaign at your closest local community.
For
more information please mail us at:
saturn@youthplanetary.org
Saturn seen on January 13th, 2005. This image is
a collaborative effort obtained by UK astro-photographers
Damian Peach using a 9.25" SCT and David Tyler
using an
11" SCT under very good conditions.
Click here to view the official website of SOC
Back
|
|
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
|
