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Guests will have the option to look at several astronomical objects. Telescopes will be available to observe the Moon, Jupiter and its moons, Mars, numerous galaxies, star clusters, double stars, nebulae, and more.
The session will be from 8:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. If it is raining or the sky is cloudy, it will be canceled.
The Shreveport Observatory is located eight miles south of LSU-Shreveport. Travel south on Highway 1. Turn right on Highway 175 for 1.7 miles and turn left on Astronomical Way. For more information, visit ShreveportAstronomy.com or contact Dr. Cran Lucas at (318) 573-6929 or Email cranlucas@gmail.com.
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