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July 10, 2026 by News Desk
When Jeff Rich joined Carnegie Observatories in 2016, he had a simple idea: If world-class science is happening in a community, that community should be invited...
When Jeff Rich joined Carnegie Observatories in 2016, he had a simple idea: If world-class science is happening in a community, that community should be invited...
The twice-yearly City of Astronomy Festival is entering its final stretch, with three days and three events remaining that continue offering free, public...
Residents and visitors are invited to discover why Pasadena is known as the “City of Astronomy” during a free public festival at the Pasadena Convention...
Undergraduate students with ties to California now have the opportunity to apply for a paid summer research experience in astrophysics.
Despite the stormy skies and widespread cancellations across Pasadena, families flocked to the Pasadena Convention Center for the much‑anticipated Science...
Step into a a whole new world of discovery during the City of Astronomy Science Festival at the Pasadena Convention Center.
Join Altadena Stargazing Night on May 1 for guided stargazing with telescopes, all completely free and open to the public.
Location:813 Santa Barbara St.
Revealing the lives of compact objects — black holes, neutron stars, and white dwarfs — found within dense stellar environments. The dense centers of...
After walking around the Moons Exhibit in the Williamson Gallery at the ArtCenter College of Design, one is tempted to feel a little like a moon oneself,...
The total eclipse of the sun, scheduled across North America in August, is the inspiration for an exhibition at the Williamson Gallery at the Pasadena Art...