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No. We don’t have a bot that simply copies the same post from one week to the next. However, the post this week is the same as last week — clouds and the threat of thunderstorms mean that we have … Continue reading →

Even by New England standards, the run of cloudy weather we’ve had is unusual. Still, though, tonight looks to be another cloudy/rainy night, so we’ll have to cancel public observing. Hopefully next Thursday night will be better!

Our recent weather pattern has really been limited clear nights. Unfortunately, we need to cancel again tonight due to cloudy skies. Hopefully next Thursday (April 7) will be more clear! We’ll start at 8:30pm next Thursday if the weather allows.

Unfortunately, it looks like the clouds are here to stay today. So, no observing tonight. We’ll try next Thursday (March 31) at 8pm!

Clouds look like they’re going to stay around for most of the evening tonight, so we are going to cancel public observing tonight. We’ll try again next Thursday (3/24) at 8pm!

After almost exactly 2 years away, we are finally able to resume public observing, starting this week. We will be observing every clear Thursday of the Spring 2022 term, starting Thursday, March 17, 2022. You can find the whole term … Continue reading →

We have made the difficult but necessary decision to not hold in-person public observing during the Fall 2020 term. In leiu of in-person observing, we are hoping to run a few “virtual” observing nights. Keep an eye out for information … Continue reading →

Hello All! Unfortunately, due to COVID-19 touching down in our general area, Public Observing will be canceled until further notice. Don’t let that stop you from observing, though! If you stargaze on your own and/or happen to have any questions, … Continue reading →

The weather forecast was clear, so Public Observing will be tonight at 7PM! If you’d like to see something new, or just want to see inside the observatory please come!!

Public Observing will be canceled tonight due to poor weather and cloud coverage. Stay tuned for next weeks update!