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- Title:
- FATHERS’ DAY MILKY WAY STARGAZING
- When:
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Date: 05 Sep 2010
Time: 19:00 - 21:00 - Where:
- Gingin Observatory Gingin
- Category:
- Space
Description
Treat Dad to a night under the Milky Way at Gingin Observatory and discover the wonders of the Universe. There will be stars forever and Jupiter, the “King of the Planets”, will be on show. See much more through the telescopes and discover many constellations with observatory Astronomers and a laser beam tour of the night sky.
Sunday, 5 September 2010. 7pm to 9pm. $34 adults, $29 seniors, $18 children (6-16 years) and $100 family (2 adults and 2 children). Bookings: www.ginginobservatory.com or 08 9575 7740.
Sunday, 5 September 2010. 7pm to 9pm. $34 adults, $29 seniors, $18 children (6-16 years) and $100 family (2 adults and 2 children). Bookings: www.ginginobservatory.com or 08 9575 7740.
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Distance from Perth to Bickley Observatory = ~30km
To Gingin Observatory = ~80km
Bickley is a quicker drive, and a pleasant one. I've yet to decide whether to drive for a whole hour just for a 2-hour event, then back again. I'd wager most people feel the same.
Why not at least have some events at Bickley?