The moon and the Orion Nebula will be the featured celestial objects at an open house at Grant O. Gale Observatory on Thursday, April 27 at 8:30 p.m.

The moon will be the focus of this free, public event at Grinnell College’s campus.

Join The Grinnell Science Project and the Department of Physics on central campus to view the 2017 solar eclipse.

Astrophysicist Kartik Sheth ’93 on his path to NASA, scientific highlights in his field, and incredible discoveries and opportunities that await.

Open house at Grant O. Gale Observatory starts at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 2.

Register for this short, informal course no later than Tuesday, April 18. The free, public course is designed for anyone with an interest in astronomy, regardless of age.

Eliza Kempton, physics, recently received a Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF).

The Ring Nebula, a glowing ring of gas surrounding a dying star, and a globular star cluster containing perhaps a million stars will be the feature of an open house.

Free, public event will feature the moon and Jupiter on Friday, April 15 at Grant O. Gale Observatory.

Grinnell’s observatory is a top-notch research lab and a great place to expose people to physics.