New Moon: Stargazing

A new moon, when the moon is directly between Earth and sun, occurs approximately once per month. On the nights just before, during, and after a new moon, you have the best chance of millions of stars in the sky, because the bright moon isn’t there to wash out the light from fainter celestial objects. Join us for a complimentary Stargazing session, in which we will gather together and search for constellations, planets, shooting stars, and other galactic wonders using the SkyView Lite app.