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| Program: | Spectroscopy: Using Rainbows To Study The Universe |
| Park: | Observatory Park |
| Room: | Robert McCullough Science Center |
| Reservation Deadline: | 9/26/14 |
| Date: | 9/26/14 |
| Meeting Days: | Fri. |
| Time: | 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM |
| Fee: | Free |
| # of people: | Open |
| Openings: | No registration required |
| Program Category: | Astronomy |
| Program Type: | Astronomy, Indoor presentations |
| Age Range: | All Ages |
| Description: | How do you take a star's temperature? For that matter, how can you tell what's in Jupiter's atmosphere? Or that there's helium in the sun? It's all because of spectroscopy: using the rainbow of light from an object to tell what it's made of. Make and keep your own "MacGyver-style" spectrometer to use in future explorations. |
| Accessibility: | Fully Wheelchair / Stroller Accessible |
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