Mars was once a much warmer and wetter world, more similar to Earth than the cold polar desert we see today. But water still persists in various forms on Mars! Dr. Tanya Harrison, a "Professional Martian," will discuss how scientists keep discovering water on Mars, and what implications it might have for life.
Join us for the wonders of astronomy through a presentation on the ring planet Saturn, followed by an age-appropriate celestial activities and a demonstration of the 74” telescope.
The Spring Work Party was held at the E.C. Carr Astronomical Observatory (CAO) on Saturday, 2 May. Members of the CAO Committee were joined by other members of the Toronto Centre as well as 7 volunteers from the David A.
During the Spring Work Party from May 2nd - 3rd, the control system on the the main telescope in the Geoff Brown Observatory was upgraded to a new technology platform (MKS 6000 control system). This mini-project involved:
On May 20th the Toronto Centre will be hosting a simulcast of our Speaker's Night at the historic David Dunlap Observatory in Richmond Hill followed by a s
The Carr Observatory is open this winter on a limited basis as follows:
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