Thomas Cupillari observatory, Keystone College
About the Business
The Thomas G. Cupillari Observatory at Keystone College has been the heart of astronomical exploration since 1973. Located on Hack Road in Dalton, Pennsylvania, this observatory promotes an understanding of the night sky and offers hands-on learning experiences for students and the general public. Whether you are taking an astronomy course or simply have an interest in the universe, the observatory provides a unique opportunity to observe the Moon, planets, star clusters, nebulae, galaxies, and more through telescopes.
The observatory offers free observation programs throughout the spring, allowing visitors to explore the wonders of the night sky. The upcoming 95% partial solar eclipse on April 8, 2024, will also be a special event at the observatory, with scopes and solar eclipse glasses provided for safe viewing. In the event of cloudy weather, a live stream of the eclipse will be available indoors.
The Thomas G. Cupillari Observatory is easily accessible from Keystone College's main campus, offering a convenient location for astronomical enthusiasts to gather and learn. With a focus on education and community service, the observatory continues to inspire curiosity and exploration of the cosmos.
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Hack Rd, Dalton, PA 18414, United States
Reviews
"It was good experience, saw many stars and clusters. All the staff were great in explaining. Was lucky to see Saturn just before we were leaving, tried to capture on mobile but it was little blurry on camera."
"Such an awesome place. Saw soo much, the employees and public share their knowledge which truly was a great experience. Just great to share and learn more about our galaxy."
"Incredible experience! Saw several nebulei and constellations, as well as a couple planets and several moons. Staff was very informative and accommodating."
"Clear skies in #NEPA could mean a breathtaking experience. It's free & definitely worth your time. Kids will love it too."
"Nice little observatory open to the public on select nights. The folks working there were friendly and knowledgeable. We got to see Jupiter and Saturn very clearly."
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