On Thursday, June 27, Corey Swanson from the Martz-Kohl Observatory presented an informative and exciting program regarding the Orion Starblast Telescope that is now available for take-out from the Bemus Point Library. The Martz-Kohl Observatory participates in the Library Telescope Program which places telescopes in local public libraries, allowing general access to portable telescopes that can be put into circulation just like a book. The goals of the program are to help foster scientific literacy, to stimulate interest in astronomy, enable people who have never looked through a telescope the chance to experience the excitement that comes from discovery, and to provide a valuable asset for libraries. Thank you to Corey and the Martz-Kohl Observatory for encouraging families to engage with the starry skies!!

Corey describes how to find constellations and stars on any day of the year.
Holly learns how to adjust the telescope with hands-on instruction from Corey.

Learning to Love the Moon and Stars!
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