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Stargazing at Helen Garden
Eastbourne
Type:Special Events
King Edward's Parade, Eastbourne, East Sussex, BN20 7XL
Eastbourne
Explore the skies with Eastbourne Astronomical Society this Winter.
Using the society’s telescopes to explore the craters on the moon It is also hoped constellations of the night sky will be observable too. There will be a telescope set up on planet Saturn where visitors will be able to see the rings and clouds bands. Other telescopes will be taking images of The Andromeda Galaxy and The "Seven Sisters" a blue open cluster of stars.
Stargazing will not go ahead if it rains but we’re hoping for clear skies!
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