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What secrets does the universe still hold, and how have astronomers helped us uncover them?
By News Desk
The Linda Vista Branch Library will host The Past, Present, and Future of Astronomy at Carnegie Observatories on Saturday, September 26, from 11 :00 am to noon at 1281 Bryant Street in Pasadena.
Dr. Jeff Rich will lead the presentation, exploring how astronomers at Carnegie Observatories have helped redefine our understanding of the universe for more than a century. From groundbreaking discoveries of the past to the possibilities shaping astronomy’s future, the program offers an engaging look at our ever-expanding view of the cosmos.
The free event is open to everyone, and no prior knowledge of science or astronomy is required. Walk-ins are welcome, or attendees may register in advance by calling (626) 744-7278.
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