At 7:30 the Martz-Kohl Observatories will be open to visitors. You are welcome to tour the facility and view through several available telescopes, weather permitting. The observatory houses […]
**Bring the family for an unforgettable evening under the stars!** Long before modern astronomy, the night sky was a living map of history, science, and deep cultural values. […]
Launch into an epic summer of discovery! STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics, and this camp brings those subjects to life through fun, real-world projects. From July 13–17, 2026, students […]
How do galaxies grow and change over time, and how can we tell from just a few lines of light? We are pleased to host Rochester Institute of […]
Imagine a world with two shadows and a double sunset—it sounds like Star Wars, but Kepler-16b (pictured below) is a very real exoplanet just 245 light-years away. While […]
Imagine the universe as a vast, silent ocean where the most violent events—the collision of massive black holes—send invisible "shudders" through the very fabric of space-time. To capture […]
The Martz-Kohl Observatory invites you to a presentation by veteran engineer and amateur radio expert Mario Loreti on March 18 at 7:30 p.m. ET. His lecture, "Radio Astronomy: […]
The next chapter of human spaceflight is unfolding as NASA prepares for the historic Artemis II and III missions, marking our return to the Moon for the first […]
The public is invited to attend a fascinating talk on humanity’s next great mission to search for life beyond Earth. Lee Feinberg, Principal Architect of NASA’s proposed Habitable […]
At 8:00 the Martz-Kohl Observatories will be open to visitors. You are welcome to tour the facility and view through several available telescopes, weather permitting. The observatory houses […]