Plan to attend the observatory on August 27th. Doors will open at 8:00 pm. Weather permitting, telescope observing can be expected. A tour and video slide program will be offered regardless of the weather. Our staff will hold a telescope clinic inviting those with telescopes to bring their instruments to the observatory for advice on their use and care. Sky conditions will not be a factor for help.
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AUGUST PUBLIC NIGHT AT THE OBSERVATORY
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How to safely use your phone camera for pictures of the upcoming eclipse. ISO certified solar glasses for $1/each donation at the Martz-Kohl Observatory.
A view from space of the shadow caused by a solar eclipse. Our turn on April 8, 2024 about 3:15pm
This summer, Martz-Kohl Observatory and Falconer Central Schools are thrilled to offer Chautauqua County students entering grades 7 through 9 a weeklong Space STEM Camp
Space STEM Camp - Martz-Kohl Observatory
July 15-19, 2024 Open to rising 7th to 9th graders in Chautauqua County This summer, Martz-Kohl Observatory and Falconer Central Schools are thrilled to offer Chautauqua County students entering grades 7 through 9 a weeklong Space STEM Camp experience. The day camp will be held July 15 – 19, 2024....
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