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On Friday night, ASU will host its last Astronomy Open House of the year with views of Saturn through rooftop telescopes.
You know that means — cool, free date night.
The telescopes will be set up from 8 to 10 p.m.on the Bateman Physical Sciences H-Wing on the Tempe Campus. The event will also screen an informational planetarium show, present the latest on ASU’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Camera, let guests purchase a gift from the GeoClub sale, and touch a meteorite.
Parking for the event is free after 7 p.m. in the Tyler Street garage. From there, go west along the University Drive
sidewalk (toward campus) until you see signs for the Bateman H-wing.
For more info, see the ASU Astronomy Open House website.
