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SUMMARY:Artemis Presentation\, Stargazing
LOCATION:at the Minocqua Winter Park
DESCRIPTION:with the Northwoods Explorers at the Minocqua Winter Park\, Friday\, August 5th 8:30-10:30 PM Our speaker\, Bob Kreuger\, presented a great perspective into NASA's Artemis mission to the moon. Our visitors had a chance to look through 3D glasses at Mar's rover's images while on Mars\, and checked out a 4.5-billion-year-old meteorite. We then went outside and observed the moon with many of its craters using high-performance telescopes\, then M13 - the great globular cluster in Hercules\, next was M57\, the Ring Nebula\, and viewed the beautiful double star Albireo in Cygnus. Later in the evening we saw Saturn and its rings\, but it was low on the horizon\, so it wasn't the best view. In a few weeks it will be higher - check out our events in the Fall to get a better view of Saturn and Jupiter.
URL:https://thenorthwoodsexplorers.org/events/e054
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