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          Connecting Pasadena to the Science in Its Own Backyard

          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...

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          Three Final Events to Close Out Pasadena’s City of Astronomy Festival

          June 16, 2026 by Melanie Hooks

          The twice-yearly City of Astronomy Festival is entering its final stretch, with three days and three events remaining that continue offering free, public...

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          Pasadena’s ‘City of Astronomy’ Festival Invites Public to Explore the Universe This Sunday

          June 11, 2026 by Melanie Hooks

          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...

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          Applications Open for 2026 Carnegie Astrophysics Summer Student Internship Program

          December 20, 2025 by News Desk

          Undergraduate students with ties to California now have the opportunity to apply for a paid summer research experience in astrophysics.

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          Science Festival at Pasadena Convention Center: A Stellar Success

          November 17, 2025 by Guest Author

          Despite the stormy skies and widespread cancellations across Pasadena, families flocked to the Pasadena Convention Center for the much‑anticipated Science...

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          City of Astronomy Science Festival in Pasadena

          November 11, 2025 by Luca Bonoli

          Step into a a whole new world of discovery during the City of Astronomy Science Festival at the Pasadena Convention Center.

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          Altadena Stargazing Night: Discover the Cosmos at a Local Pasadena Park

          April 28, 2025 by News Desk

          Join Altadena Stargazing Night on May 1 for guided stargazing with telescopes, all completely free and open to the public.

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          Dr. Meng Gu at Carnegie Observatories

          January 14, 2024 by News Desk

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          Weaving in and out of the MOONS Exhibit

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          Pasadena’s Total Eclipse of Science and Art

          June 19, 2017 by Garrett Rowlan

          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...

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