Volcanism in the Solar System – The Sky Tonight
It’s the first week of the month. You know what that means… it’s time for The Sky Tonight! The Sky Tonight The Sky Tonight planetarium show takes the audience on a tour of the...
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Dwarf Planets of the Solar System – The Sky Tonight
It’s the first week of the month. You know what that means… it’s time for The Sky Tonight! The Sky Tonight takes the audience on a tour of the night sky, and then we...
Exploring the Solar System – The Sky Tonight
It’s the first week of the month. You know what that means… it’s time for The Sky Tonight! The Sky Tonight is held in person at the Fleet Science Center the first Wednesday night...
Celebrating Chandra – The Sky Tonight
It’s the first week of the month. You know what that means… it’s time for The Sky Tonight! The Sky Tonight The Sky Tonight is held in person at the Fleet Science Center the...
3-2-1… Blast Off with Classics 4 Kids!
This month, I was honored to join Classics 4 Kids to present “3-2-1 Blast Off!” to thousands of San Diego County Students. Classics 4 Kids is an organization committed to ensuring all San Diego...
Lights in the Lothal Sky
On this May the 4th, I’m excited about the long-awaited release of the soundtracks for seasons three and four of Star Wars Rebels. This animated series is in the running for my favorite all-time...
Losing the Sky – The Sky Tonight
It’s the first week of the month. You know what that means… it’s time for The Sky Tonight! The Sky Tonight The Sky Tonight is held in person at the Fleet Science Center the...
The Moons of the Solar System – The Sky Tonight
It’s the first week of the month. You know what that means… it’s time for The Sky Tonight! The Sky Tonight The Sky Tonight is held in person at the Fleet Science Center the...
Two Weeks to Go!
We are just two weeks away from the April 8, 2024 solar eclipse. We still have time to prepare for the event. Here are some resources to help you plan! Total or partial? The...
Looking Ahead by Looking Back
We are one month from the next total solar eclipse visible from the United States. Let’s look ahead by looking back at the annular eclipse from October 2023. Looking Ahead – April 2024 To...