Galileo Lecture on March 27
EYES ON THE UNIVERSE
SPRING 1996
This exciting, multi-disciplinary weekly series views the universe through a variety of perspectives--from the scientific and technological, to the philosophical and artistic--all under the giant Space Theater dome. Through EYES ON THE UNIVERSE, armchair astronomers hear and interact with some of the great thinkers and researchers of our time, who often present topics on the cutting edge of human thought.
On the first Wednesday of each month we present the enormously popular live planetarium shows entitled The Sky Tonight, aimed toward backyard astronomers who want to find their way among the stars and planets of the night sky. These are followed by free telescope viewing with the San Diego Astronomy Association (SDAA), and astronomical computer demonstrations by the Mount Laguna Observatory Associates (MLOA).
After a six-year loop around the inner solar system, the Galileo spacecraft has arrived at Jupiter. Hear its amazing discoveries, and its remarkable plans for the next two years.
All programs begin at 7:00 p.m. in the Space Theater in Balboa Park, California. Tickets are available at the Box Office, or through Advanced Sales $3.00 for adults and seniors; $1.75 for juniors (ages 5-15); (Science Center $1.00 for adults and seniors; $0.50 for juniors) Popular programs may sell out early. Topics, speakers, or times may change without advance notice. THERE IS NO LATE SEATING.
For more information, contact:
Dennis L. Mammana Reuben H. Fleet Space Theater P.O. Box 33303 San Diego, CA 92163 619-238-1233, ext. 810 mammana@rhfleet.org