Dark Skies of the Wet Mountain Valley
The September 5 program focuses on the transitioning autumn sky, including Pegasus, Aquarius and Delphinus and targets such as the globular cluster M15.[2]
Visitors can observe through Smokey Jack Observatory's 14-inch telescope, while additional telescopes are set up outside and trained Star Guides point out bright stars and constellations.[2]
Access
The event runs 8:30–10:30pm, is free and open to the public, and requires no reservation.[2]
Weather procedure
The organizer says cancellations will be announced at least two hours before the start time if weather prevents observing. Check its current updates before driving.[2]
Sources
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Photo: Colorado Tourism Office / Phil Lum — Stargazing in Colorado
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Dark Skies of the Wet Mountain Valley, Public Star Party: Stargaze with Pegasus, Aquarius, and Delphinus! — darkskiescolorado.org/events/2020/5/23/public-star-part…