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The Engineering Navigator is a prototype AI-powered platform that connects students, families, and educators to engineering opportunities across the U.S. To show the power of this tool, we're focusing on North Carolina, where we're mapping local events and programs to show what's possible when communities are connected.
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4 telescope Events Found
Night Viewing Party
Viewing Jupiter and other deep sky objects. Weather dependent event.
FMU Observatory Grounds
Free
3/7/26
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Mar
7
Night Viewing Party
Viewing Jupiter and other deep sky objects. Weather dependent event.
Free
In-Person
Mar 7, 1:00 AM ET
02-10-2026
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Night Viewing Party
Viewing Jupiter and other deep sky objects. Weather dependent event.
FMU Observatory Grounds
Free
4/11/26
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Apr
11
Night Viewing Party
Viewing Jupiter and other deep sky objects. Weather dependent event.
Free
In-Person
Apr 11, 2:00 AM ET
02-10-2026
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Night Owl Star Party
Come to our Night Owl Star Party at one of the premier dark-sky sites in the East! The focus of this event is firmly on the nightly observing, providing an opportunity to share the wonders of the night sky. During this event, campus will be treated as a dark site after sun down, and only red lights will be permitted. Registration is limited to 100 guests and covers Thursday afternoon through Monday morning. Camping, water, shower/toilet access included. Meal plan available separately. Located at 4300 feet elevation in the National Radio Quiet Zone. Perfect for experienced astronomers and astrophotographers seeking exceptional dark sky conditions.
Spruce Knob Mountain Center
$70.00 - Adult R...
$70.00 - Adult Registrant: $70, Children under 12: Free, Car Camping: $45, RV Slot: $100, Meals: $42/day
5/14/26
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May
14
Night Owl Star Party
Come to our Night Owl Star Party at one of the premier dark-sky sites in the East! The focus of this event is firmly on the nightly observing, providing an opportunity to share the wonders of the night sky. During this event, campus will be treated as a dark site after sun down, and only red lights will be permitted. Registration is limited to 100 guests and covers Thursday afternoon through Monday morning. Camping, water, shower/toilet access included. Meal plan available separately. Located at 4300 feet elevation in the National Radio Quiet Zone. Perfect for experienced astronomers and astrophotographers seeking exceptional dark sky conditions.
$70.00 - Adult R...
$70.00 - Adult Registrant: $70, Children under 12: Free, Car Camping: $45, RV Slot: $100, Meals: $42/day
In-Person
May 14, 6:00 PM ET
Astronomy
Stargazing
Astrophotography
Dark Sky
Observing
Telescope
Camping
Outdoor Science
Night Sky
Space Science
Sourced:
https://experience-learning.org/nosp
02-10-2026
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Lowell Observatory: Orbits Curiosity Middle School Camp - Astro-Instrumentation
A fast-paced, three-day program running from Wednesday to Friday, 4 pm to 10 pm! Designed for rising 7th, 8th, and 9th graders, this condensed format delivers all the excitement of astronomical research. Through hands-on experiments, nighttime observing, and real data collection, campers step into the role of a scientist. Students will learn how to navigate the night sky, operate telescopes and other scientific instruments. Activities include team-building, hiking, drawing, playing games, and learning about instruments used in Astronomical Photography.
Lowell Observatory
$250.00 - $250 -...
$250.00 - $250 - $300
7/2/26
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Jul
2
Lowell Observatory: Orbits Curiosity Middle School Camp - Astro-Instrumentation
A fast-paced, three-day program running from Wednesday to Friday, 4 pm to 10 pm! Designed for rising 7th, 8th, and 9th graders, this condensed format delivers all the excitement of astronomical research. Through hands-on experiments, nighttime observing, and real data collection, campers step into the role of a scientist. Students will learn how to navigate the night sky, operate telescopes and other scientific instruments. Activities include team-building, hiking, drawing, playing games, and learning about instruments used in Astronomical Photography.
$250.00 - $250 -...
$250.00 - $250 - $300
In-Person
Jul 3, 2:00 AM ET
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