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SUMMARY:Dark Sky Astronomy and Stargazing
DESCRIPTION:Details\n\nTonight’s event promises to be a spectacular evening of astronomy. \nThe event will begin with a personal welcome from our astronomer\, Gary Fildes. Gary is a very experienced science communicator and astronomer\, and founder of the Kielder Observatory\, where he was Director and CEO for over 11 years. \nAfter the welcome\, Gary and the team will escort you into our new state-of-the-art classroom\, which has a cosy feel\, and high definition (HD) projection system. Gary will take you on a whistle-stop tour of the Universe. Following this\, we will split into groups and\, weather depending\, start observing the sky\, with our array of telescopes and cameras. \nWith no Moon in the sky\, we will look out for the Milky Way\, and many deep sky objects like Galaxies nebulae\, and star clusters\, then use our robotic telescope to scour the skies for other jewels of the cosmos\, for us to ponder. \nThen it’s back into the classroom for a hot drink\, more astronomy photography questions\, and boundless knowledge and inspiration. \nWe’ve planned quite a night! \nTerms and conditions of booking \n\nSafety is our first priority – you must adhere to all instructions of the team leading the astronomy session and You must not do anything to compromise the health and safety of yourself or others and must report any concerns or risks to the onsite team immediately. Should you put yourself or others at risk this may mean that you are politely asked to leave the site.\nYour booking is non-refundable. Should we cancel the event for any reason we will however make a full refund or give the option of a transfer to another date. If you are unable to undertake dark sky observing because of cloud cover then we will offer you a 20% discount on a future booking made and taken within 8 weeks of the event.\nYou should bring appropriate clothing to keep you warm.\nYou should arrive at Grassholme no later than 15 minutes before the start of your session.\nGrassholme is set within the quiet upper Tees Valley and we ask that you drive safely and do not disturb residents with loud music\, or other disturbance late at night.\nYou should not do anything to disturb or destroy the visitor experience for other attendees and failure to do so may mean that you are politely asked to leave the site.\n\nBy booking this event you are signing up to these terms and conditions. \n  \n\n\n\nInstructions\n\nGet wrapped up – it can get chilly when we are outside! \nThis is a pet free event\, so please don’t bring any furry friends! \nIMPORTANT NOTICE\nKeep an eye out for a way to receive a free hot drink coupon and enter a draw for an Amazon voucher by joining our research study once you’ve booked. \n 
URL:https://www.grassholmeobservatory.com/whats-on/dark-sky-astronomy-and-stargazing-24/
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SUMMARY:Family Astronomy at Grassholme Observatory
DESCRIPTION:Details\n\nDue to popular demand\, we have laid on this exclusive event to educate the little ones on all things spacey! \nWhat better way to get the kids into astronomy and science than a visit to the UK’s newest public observatory. Your little ones will enjoy an interactive talk in the classroom and then children will be able to see and touch rocks from space – meteorites. \nA stunning interactive talk on space stuff in our purpose-built classroom and then weather permitting outside under the stars for some stargazing and peering through telescopes. \nHot chocolate and radiators if needed too! \nAll in all\, a wonderful introduction to Family astronomy under the dark skies of Grassholme. \nTerms and conditions of booking \n\nSafety is our first priority – you must adhere to all instructions of the team leading the astronomy session and You must not do anything to compromise the health and safety of yourself or others and must report any concerns or risks to the onsite team immediately. Should you put yourself or others at risk this may mean that you are politely asked to leave the site.\nYour booking is non-refundable. Should we cancel the event for any reason we will however make a full refund or give the option of a transfer to another date. If you are unable to undertake dark sky observing because of cloud cover then we will offer you a 20% discount on a future booking made and taken within 8 weeks of the event.\nYou should bring appropriate clothing to keep you warm.\nYou should arrive at Grassholme no later than 15 minutes before the start of your session.\nGrassholme is set within the quiet upper Tees Valley and we ask that you drive safely and do not disturb residents with loud music\, or other disturbance late at night.\nYou should not do anything to disturb or destroy the visitor experience for other attendees and failure to do so may mean that you are politely asked to leave the site.\n\nBy booking this event you are signing up to these terms and conditions \n\n\n\n\nInstructions\n\nGet wrapped up – it can get chilly when we are outside! \nThis is a pet free event\, so please don’t bring any furry friends! \n 
URL:https://www.grassholmeobservatory.com/whats-on/family-astronomy-at-grassholme-observatory-8/
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SUMMARY:Dark Sky Astronomy and Stargazing
DESCRIPTION:Details\n\nTonight’s event promises to be a spectacular evening of astronomy. \nThe event will begin with a personal welcome from our astronomer\, Gary Fildes. Gary is a very experienced science communicator and astronomer\, and founder of the Kielder Observatory\, where he was Director and CEO for over 11 years. \nAfter the welcome\, Gary and the team will escort you into our new state-of-the-art classroom\, which has a cosy feel\, and high definition (HD) projection system. Gary will take you on a whistle-stop tour of the Universe. Following this\, we will split into groups and\, weather depending\, start observing the sky\, with our array of telescopes and cameras. \nWith no Moon in the sky\, we will look out for the Milky Way\, and many deep sky objects like Galaxies nebulae\, and star clusters\, then use our robotic telescope to scour the skies for other jewels of the cosmos\, for us to ponder. \nThen it’s back into the classroom for a hot drink\, more astronomy photography questions\, and boundless knowledge and inspiration. \nWe’ve planned quite a night! \nTerms and conditions of booking \n\nSafety is our first priority – you must adhere to all instructions of the team leading the astronomy session and You must not do anything to compromise the health and safety of yourself or others and must report any concerns or risks to the onsite team immediately. Should you put yourself or others at risk this may mean that you are politely asked to leave the site.\nYour booking is non-refundable. Should we cancel the event for any reason we will however make a full refund or give the option of a transfer to another date. If you are unable to undertake dark sky observing because of cloud cover then we will offer you a 20% discount on a future booking made and taken within 8 weeks of the event.\nYou should bring appropriate clothing to keep you warm.\nYou should arrive at Grassholme no later than 15 minutes before the start of your session.\nGrassholme is set within the quiet upper Tees Valley and we ask that you drive safely and do not disturb residents with loud music\, or other disturbance late at night.\nYou should not do anything to disturb or destroy the visitor experience for other attendees and failure to do so may mean that you are politely asked to leave the site.\n\nBy booking this event you are signing up to these terms and conditions. \n  \n\n\n\nInstructions\n\nGet wrapped up – it can get chilly when we are outside! \nThis is a pet free event\, so please don’t bring any furry friends! \nIMPORTANT NOTICE\nKeep an eye out for a way to receive a free hot drink coupon and enter a draw for an Amazon voucher by joining our research study once you’ve booked. \n 
URL:https://www.grassholmeobservatory.com/whats-on/dark-sky-astronomy-and-stargazing-25/
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SUMMARY:Dark Sky Astronomy and Stargazing
DESCRIPTION:Details\n\nTonight’s event promises to be a spectacular evening of astronomy. \nThe event will begin with a personal welcome from our astronomer\, Gary Fildes. Gary is a very experienced science communicator and astronomer\, and founder of the Kielder Observatory\, where he was Director and CEO for over 11 years. \nAfter the welcome\, Gary and the team will escort you into our new state-of-the-art classroom\, which has a cosy feel\, and high definition (HD) projection system. Gary will take you on a whistle-stop tour of the Universe. Following this\, we will split into groups and\, weather depending\, start observing the sky\, with our array of telescopes and cameras. \nWith no Moon in the sky\, we will look out for the Milky Way\, and many deep sky objects like Galaxies nebulae\, and star clusters\, then use our robotic telescope to scour the skies for other jewels of the cosmos\, for us to ponder. \nThen it’s back into the classroom for a hot drink\, more astronomy photography questions\, and boundless knowledge and inspiration. \nWe’ve planned quite a night! \nTerms and conditions of booking \n\nSafety is our first priority – you must adhere to all instructions of the team leading the astronomy session and You must not do anything to compromise the health and safety of yourself or others and must report any concerns or risks to the onsite team immediately. Should you put yourself or others at risk this may mean that you are politely asked to leave the site.\nYour booking is non-refundable. Should we cancel the event for any reason we will however make a full refund or give the option of a transfer to another date. If you are unable to undertake dark sky observing because of cloud cover then we will offer you a 20% discount on a future booking made and taken within 8 weeks of the event.\nYou should bring appropriate clothing to keep you warm.\nYou should arrive at Grassholme no later than 15 minutes before the start of your session.\nGrassholme is set within the quiet upper Tees Valley and we ask that you drive safely and do not disturb residents with loud music\, or other disturbance late at night.\nYou should not do anything to disturb or destroy the visitor experience for other attendees and failure to do so may mean that you are politely asked to leave the site.\n\nBy booking this event you are signing up to these terms and conditions. \n\n\n\n\nInstructions\n\nGet wrapped up – it can get chilly when we are outside! \nThis is a pet free event\, so please don’t bring any furry friends! \nIMPORTANT NOTICE\nKeep an eye out for a way to receive a free hot drink coupon and enter a draw for an Amazon voucher by joining our research study once you’ve booked. \n 
URL:https://www.grassholmeobservatory.com/whats-on/dark-sky-astronomy-and-stargazing-26/
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SUMMARY:Astrophotography
DESCRIPTION:Details\n\nSo tonight’s event will concentrate on the exciting field of Astrophotography. \nIt seems nowadays everyone has a camera\, be it on a smartphone or a good DSLR. If you do I bet you have pondered using it on the sky – if you haven’t you may just be missing out on one of the most rewarding sides of photography. \nTonight’s event aims to teach the basics of imaging various celestial objects \nLearn how to utilise the settings of your camera and what they mean and how to use them wisely on the sky so that you can get some stunning results. \nGary has over 25 years of experience in imaging the night sky and will be on hand to host your learning experience. Then its outside to try it for yourself\, so tonight the night to bring your cameras along and start your journey into astrophotography. \n\n\n\n\nInstructions\n\nGet wrapped up – it can get chilly when we are outside! \nBy booking this event you have signed up to the following terms and conditions: \n\nSafety is our first priority – you must adhere to all instructions of the team leading the astronomy session and in particular any guidance or rules surrounding social distancing and Covid 19. You must not do anything to compromise the health and safety of yourself or others and must report any concerns or risks to the onsite team immediately. Should you put yourself or others at risk this may mean that you are politely asked to leave site.\nYour booking is non-refundable. Should we cancel the event for any reason we will however make a full refund or give the option of a transfer to another date. If you are unable to undertake dark sky observing because of cloud cover then we will offer you a 20% discount on a future booking made and taken within 8 weeks of the event.\nYou should bring appropriate clothing to keep you warm.\nYou should arrive at Grassholme no later than 15 minutes before the start of your session.\nGrassholme is set within the quiet upper Tees Valley and we ask that you drive safely and do not disturb residents with loud music\, or other disturbance late at night.\nYou should not do anything to disturb or destroy the visitor experience for other attendees and failure to do so may mean that you are politely asked to leave site.
URL:https://www.grassholmeobservatory.com/whats-on/astrophotography-2/
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SUMMARY:Dark Sky Astronomy and Stargazing
DESCRIPTION:Details\n\nTonight’s event promises to be a spectacular evening of astronomy. \nThe event will begin with a personal welcome from our astronomer\, Gary Fildes. Gary is a very experienced science communicator and astronomer\, and founder of the Kielder Observatory\, where he was Director and CEO for over 11 years. \nAfter the welcome\, Gary and the team will escort you into our new state-of-the-art classroom\, which has a cosy feel\, and high definition (HD) projection system. Gary will take you on a whistle-stop tour of the Universe. Following this\, we will split into groups and\, weather depending\, start observing the sky\, with our array of telescopes and cameras. \nWith no Moon in the sky\, we will look out for the Milky Way\, and many deep sky objects like Galaxies nebulae\, and star clusters\, then use our robotic telescope to scour the skies for other jewels of the cosmos\, for us to ponder. \nThen it’s back into the classroom for a hot drink\, more astronomy photography questions\, and boundless knowledge and inspiration. \nWe’ve planned quite a night! \nTerms and conditions of booking \n\nSafety is our first priority – you must adhere to all instructions of the team leading the astronomy session and You must not do anything to compromise the health and safety of yourself or others and must report any concerns or risks to the onsite team immediately. Should you put yourself or others at risk this may mean that you are politely asked to leave the site.\nYour booking is non-refundable. Should we cancel the event for any reason we will however make a full refund or give the option of a transfer to another date. If you are unable to undertake dark sky observing because of cloud cover then we will offer you a 20% discount on a future booking made and taken within 8 weeks of the event.\nYou should bring appropriate clothing to keep you warm.\nYou should arrive at Grassholme no later than 15 minutes before the start of your session.\nGrassholme is set within the quiet upper Tees Valley and we ask that you drive safely and do not disturb residents with loud music\, or other disturbance late at night.\nYou should not do anything to disturb or destroy the visitor experience for other attendees and failure to do so may mean that you are politely asked to leave the site.\n\nBy booking this event you are signing up to these terms and conditions. \n  \n\n\n\nInstructions\n\nGet wrapped up – it can get chilly when we are outside! \nThis is a pet free event\, so please don’t bring any furry friends! \nIMPORTANT NOTICE\nKeep an eye out for a way to receive a free hot drink coupon and enter a draw for an Amazon voucher by joining our research study once you’ve booked. \n 
URL:https://www.grassholmeobservatory.com/whats-on/dark-sky-astronomy-and-stargazing-27/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20241108T200000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20241108T230000
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SUMMARY:Jupiter and Saturn The Giant Planets
DESCRIPTION:Details\n\n\n\nOn these dark starry nights\, we are treated to a planetary delight as these 2 celestial heavyweights line up for our telescopes. \nJupiter is the largest planet in our solar system and could swallow ~1300 earths\, this gas giant planet is a turbulent environment as it spins on its axis once every 9.5 hours – this makes it the fastest rotating object in our solar system. Due to this exceptional rotational period\, Jupiter has a very turbulent surface with high-speed winds whipping its surface up into a visual drama on a cosmic scale. With bands and belts transition regions and big red spots\, Jupiter has it all\, and we have the kit to bring it alive for you all – see this amazing planet for yourself! \nNext is by far most people’s favorite – I mean if you haven’t looked through a telescope at Saturn then don’t miss this opportunity to do so. With its glorious ring system dazzling the observer a veritable observing feast!\nOn a summer evening\, from June to early August onwards\, we may even glimpse other atmospheric phenomena\, such as noctilucent or night-shining clouds. During this time of year\, our northerly latitude prohibits the truly dark skies\, as twilight gives the sky a beautiful hue. \nTerms and conditions of booking \n\nSafety is our first priority – you must adhere to all instructions of the team leading the astronomy session and You must not do anything to compromise the health and safety of yourself or others and must report any concerns or risks to the onsite team immediately. Should you put yourself or others at risk this may mean that you are politely asked to leave the site.\nYour booking is non-refundable. Should we cancel the event for any reason we will however make a full refund or give the option of a transfer to another date. If you are unable to undertake dark sky observing because of cloud cover then we will offer you a 20% discount on a future booking made and taken within 8 weeks of the event.\nYou should bring appropriate clothing to keep you warm.\nYou should arrive at Grassholme no later than 15 minutes before the start of your session.\nGrassholme is set within the quiet upper Tees Valley and we ask that you drive safely and do not disturb residents with loud music\, or other disturbance late at night.\nYou should not do anything to disturb or destroy the visitor experience for other attendees and failure to do so may mean that you are politely asked to leave the site. .\n\nBy booking this event you are signing up to these terms and conditions. \n  \n\n\n\n\n\nInstructions\n\nGet wrapped up – it can get chilly when we are outside! \nThis is a pet free event\, so please don’t bring any furry friends! \n 
URL:https://www.grassholmeobservatory.com/whats-on/jupiter-and-saturn-the-giant-planets/
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SUMMARY:Jupiter and Saturn The Giant Planets
DESCRIPTION:Details\n\n\n\nOn these dark starry nights\, we are treated to a planetary delight as these 2 celestial heavyweights line up for our telescopes. \nJupiter is the largest planet in our solar system and could swallow ~1300 earths\, this gas giant planet is a turbulent environment as it spins on its axis once every 9.5 hours – this makes it the fastest rotating object in our solar system. Due to this exceptional rotational period\, Jupiter has a very turbulent surface with high-speed winds whipping its surface up into a visual drama on a cosmic scale. With bands and belts transition regions and big red spots\, Jupiter has it all\, and we have the kit to bring it alive for you all – see this amazing planet for yourself! \nNext is by far most people’s favorite – I mean if you haven’t looked through a telescope at Saturn then don’t miss this opportunity to do so. With its glorious ring system dazzling the observer a veritable observing feast!\nOn a summer evening\, from June to early August onwards\, we may even glimpse other atmospheric phenomena\, such as noctilucent or night-shining clouds. During this time of year\, our northerly latitude prohibits the truly dark skies\, as twilight gives the sky a beautiful hue. \nTerms and conditions of booking \n\nSafety is our first priority – you must adhere to all instructions of the team leading the astronomy session and You must not do anything to compromise the health and safety of yourself or others and must report any concerns or risks to the onsite team immediately. Should you put yourself or others at risk this may mean that you are politely asked to leave the site.\nYour booking is non-refundable. Should we cancel the event for any reason we will however make a full refund or give the option of a transfer to another date. If you are unable to undertake dark sky observing because of cloud cover then we will offer you a 20% discount on a future booking made and taken within 8 weeks of the event.\nYou should bring appropriate clothing to keep you warm.\nYou should arrive at Grassholme no later than 15 minutes before the start of your session.\nGrassholme is set within the quiet upper Tees Valley and we ask that you drive safely and do not disturb residents with loud music\, or other disturbance late at night.\nYou should not do anything to disturb or destroy the visitor experience for other attendees and failure to do so may mean that you are politely asked to leave the site. .\n\nBy booking this event you are signing up to these terms and conditions. \n  \n\n\n\n\n\nInstructions\n\nGet wrapped up – it can get chilly when we are outside! \nThis is a pet free event\, so please don’t bring any furry friends! \n 
URL:https://www.grassholmeobservatory.com/whats-on/jupiter-and-saturn-the-giant-planets-2/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20241110T200000
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SUMMARY:Jupiter and Saturn The Giant Planets
DESCRIPTION:Details\n\n\n\nOn these dark starry nights\, we are treated to a planetary delight as these 2 celestial heavyweights line up for our telescopes. \nJupiter is the largest planet in our solar system and could swallow ~1300 earths\, this gas giant planet is a turbulent environment as it spins on its axis once every 9.5 hours – this makes it the fastest rotating object in our solar system. Due to this exceptional rotational period\, Jupiter has a very turbulent surface with high-speed winds whipping its surface up into a visual drama on a cosmic scale. With bands and belts transition regions and big red spots\, Jupiter has it all\, and we have the kit to bring it alive for you all – see this amazing planet for yourself! \nNext is by far most people’s favorite – I mean if you haven’t looked through a telescope at Saturn then don’t miss this opportunity to do so. With its glorious ring system dazzling the observer a veritable observing feast!\nOn a summer evening\, from June to early August onwards\, we may even glimpse other atmospheric phenomena\, such as noctilucent or night-shining clouds. During this time of year\, our northerly latitude prohibits the truly dark skies\, as twilight gives the sky a beautiful hue. \nTerms and conditions of booking \n\nSafety is our first priority – you must adhere to all instructions of the team leading the astronomy session and You must not do anything to compromise the health and safety of yourself or others and must report any concerns or risks to the onsite team immediately. Should you put yourself or others at risk this may mean that you are politely asked to leave the site.\nYour booking is non-refundable. Should we cancel the event for any reason we will however make a full refund or give the option of a transfer to another date. If you are unable to undertake dark sky observing because of cloud cover then we will offer you a 20% discount on a future booking made and taken within 8 weeks of the event.\nYou should bring appropriate clothing to keep you warm.\nYou should arrive at Grassholme no later than 15 minutes before the start of your session.\nGrassholme is set within the quiet upper Tees Valley and we ask that you drive safely and do not disturb residents with loud music\, or other disturbance late at night.\nYou should not do anything to disturb or destroy the visitor experience for other attendees and failure to do so may mean that you are politely asked to leave the site. .\n\nBy booking this event you are signing up to these terms and conditions. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nInstructions\n\nGet wrapped up – it can get chilly when we are outside! \nThis is a pet free event\, so please don’t bring any furry friends! \n 
URL:https://www.grassholmeobservatory.com/whats-on/jupiter-and-saturn-the-giant-planets-3/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20241113T200000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20241113T230000
DTSTAMP:20260525T114616
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SUMMARY:Jupiter and Saturn The Giant Planets
DESCRIPTION:Details\n\n\n\nOn these dark starry nights\, we are treated to a planetary delight as these 2 celestial heavyweights line up for our telescopes. \nJupiter is the largest planet in our solar system and could swallow ~1300 earths\, this gas giant planet is a turbulent environment as it spins on its axis once every 9.5 hours – this makes it the fastest rotating object in our solar system. Due to this exceptional rotational period\, Jupiter has a very turbulent surface with high-speed winds whipping its surface up into a visual drama on a cosmic scale. With bands and belts transition regions and big red spots\, Jupiter has it all\, and we have the kit to bring it alive for you all – see this amazing planet for yourself! \nNext is by far most people’s favorite – I mean if you haven’t looked through a telescope at Saturn then don’t miss this opportunity to do so. With its glorious ring system dazzling the observer a veritable observing feast!\nOn a summer evening\, from June to early August onwards\, we may even glimpse other atmospheric phenomena\, such as noctilucent or night-shining clouds. During this time of year\, our northerly latitude prohibits the truly dark skies\, as twilight gives the sky a beautiful hue. \nTerms and conditions of booking \n\nSafety is our first priority – you must adhere to all instructions of the team leading the astronomy session and You must not do anything to compromise the health and safety of yourself or others and must report any concerns or risks to the onsite team immediately. Should you put yourself or others at risk this may mean that you are politely asked to leave the site.\nYour booking is non-refundable. Should we cancel the event for any reason we will however make a full refund or give the option of a transfer to another date. If you are unable to undertake dark sky observing because of cloud cover then we will offer you a 20% discount on a future booking made and taken within 8 weeks of the event.\nYou should bring appropriate clothing to keep you warm.\nYou should arrive at Grassholme no later than 15 minutes before the start of your session.\nGrassholme is set within the quiet upper Tees Valley and we ask that you drive safely and do not disturb residents with loud music\, or other disturbance late at night.\nYou should not do anything to disturb or destroy the visitor experience for other attendees and failure to do so may mean that you are politely asked to leave the site. .\n\nBy booking this event you are signing up to these terms and conditions. \n  \n\n\n\n\n\nInstructions\n\nGet wrapped up – it can get chilly when we are outside! \nThis is a pet free event\, so please don’t bring any furry friends! \n 
URL:https://www.grassholmeobservatory.com/whats-on/jupiter-and-saturn-the-giant-planets-4/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20241115T200000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20241115T230000
DTSTAMP:20260525T114616
CREATED:20240722T152420Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240722T152420Z
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SUMMARY:Jupiter and Saturn The Giant Planets
DESCRIPTION:Details\n\n\n\nOn these dark starry nights\, we are treated to a planetary delight as these 2 celestial heavyweights line up for our telescopes. \nJupiter is the largest planet in our solar system and could swallow ~1300 earths\, this gas giant planet is a turbulent environment as it spins on its axis once every 9.5 hours – this makes it the fastest rotating object in our solar system. Due to this exceptional rotational period\, Jupiter has a very turbulent surface with high-speed winds whipping its surface up into a visual drama on a cosmic scale. With bands and belts transition regions and big red spots\, Jupiter has it all\, and we have the kit to bring it alive for you all – see this amazing planet for yourself! \nNext is by far most people’s favorite – I mean if you haven’t looked through a telescope at Saturn then don’t miss this opportunity to do so. With its glorious ring system dazzling the observer a veritable observing feast!\nOn a summer evening\, from June to early August onwards\, we may even glimpse other atmospheric phenomena\, such as noctilucent or night-shining clouds. During this time of year\, our northerly latitude prohibits the truly dark skies\, as twilight gives the sky a beautiful hue. \nTerms and conditions of booking \n\nSafety is our first priority – you must adhere to all instructions of the team leading the astronomy session and You must not do anything to compromise the health and safety of yourself or others and must report any concerns or risks to the onsite team immediately. Should you put yourself or others at risk this may mean that you are politely asked to leave the site.\nYour booking is non-refundable. Should we cancel the event for any reason we will however make a full refund or give the option of a transfer to another date. If you are unable to undertake dark sky observing because of cloud cover then we will offer you a 20% discount on a future booking made and taken within 8 weeks of the event.\nYou should bring appropriate clothing to keep you warm.\nYou should arrive at Grassholme no later than 15 minutes before the start of your session.\nGrassholme is set within the quiet upper Tees Valley and we ask that you drive safely and do not disturb residents with loud music\, or other disturbance late at night.\nYou should not do anything to disturb or destroy the visitor experience for other attendees and failure to do so may mean that you are politely asked to leave the site. .\n\nBy booking this event you are signing up to these terms and conditions. \n  \n\n\n\n\n\nInstructions\n\nGet wrapped up – it can get chilly when we are outside! \nThis is a pet free event\, so please don’t bring any furry friends! \n 
URL:https://www.grassholmeobservatory.com/whats-on/jupiter-and-saturn-the-giant-planets-5/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20241116T180000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20241116T193000
DTSTAMP:20260525T114616
CREATED:20240722T152603Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240722T152603Z
UID:1649-1731780000-1731785400@www.grassholmeobservatory.com
SUMMARY:Family Astronomy at Grassholme Observatory
DESCRIPTION:Details\n\nDue to popular demand\, we have laid on this exclusive event to educate the little ones on all things spacey! \nWhat better way to get the kids into astronomy and science than a visit to the UK’s newest public observatory. Your little ones will enjoy an interactive talk in the classroom and then children will be able to see and touch rocks from space – meteorites. \nA stunning interactive talk on space stuff in our purpose-built classroom and then weather permitting outside under the stars for some stargazing and peering through telescopes. \nHot chocolate and radiators if needed too! \nAll in all\, a wonderful introduction to Family astronomy under the dark skies of Grassholme. \nTerms and conditions of booking \n\nSafety is our first priority – you must adhere to all instructions of the team leading the astronomy session and You must not do anything to compromise the health and safety of yourself or others and must report any concerns or risks to the onsite team immediately. Should you put yourself or others at risk this may mean that you are politely asked to leave the site.\nYour booking is non-refundable. Should we cancel the event for any reason we will however make a full refund or give the option of a transfer to another date. If you are unable to undertake dark sky observing because of cloud cover then we will offer you a 20% discount on a future booking made and taken within 8 weeks of the event.\nYou should bring appropriate clothing to keep you warm.\nYou should arrive at Grassholme no later than 15 minutes before the start of your session.\nGrassholme is set within the quiet upper Tees Valley and we ask that you drive safely and do not disturb residents with loud music\, or other disturbance late at night.\nYou should not do anything to disturb or destroy the visitor experience for other attendees and failure to do so may mean that you are politely asked to leave the site.\n\nBy booking this event you are signing up to these terms and conditions \n  \n\n\n\nInstructions\n\nGet wrapped up – it can get chilly when we are outside! \nThis is a pet free event\, so please don’t bring any furry friends! \n 
URL:https://www.grassholmeobservatory.com/whats-on/family-astronomy-at-grassholme-observatory-9/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20241122T200000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20241122T230000
DTSTAMP:20260525T114616
CREATED:20240722T153015Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240722T153036Z
UID:1650-1732305600-1732316400@www.grassholmeobservatory.com
SUMMARY:Jupiter and Saturn The Giant Planets
DESCRIPTION:Details\n\n\n\nOn these dark starry nights\, we are treated to a planetary delight as these 2 celestial heavyweights line up for our telescopes. \nJupiter is the largest planet in our solar system and could swallow ~1300 earths\, this gas giant planet is a turbulent environment as it spins on its axis once every 9.5 hours – this makes it the fastest rotating object in our solar system. Due to this exceptional rotational period\, Jupiter has a very turbulent surface with high-speed winds whipping its surface up into a visual drama on a cosmic scale. With bands and belts transition regions and big red spots\, Jupiter has it all\, and we have the kit to bring it alive for you all – see this amazing planet for yourself! \nNext is by far most people’s favorite – I mean if you haven’t looked through a telescope at Saturn then don’t miss this opportunity to do so. With its glorious ring system dazzling the observer a veritable observing feast!\nOn a summer evening\, from June to early August onwards\, we may even glimpse other atmospheric phenomena\, such as noctilucent or night-shining clouds. During this time of year\, our northerly latitude prohibits the truly dark skies\, as twilight gives the sky a beautiful hue. \nTerms and conditions of booking \n\nSafety is our first priority – you must adhere to all instructions of the team leading the astronomy session and You must not do anything to compromise the health and safety of yourself or others and must report any concerns or risks to the onsite team immediately. Should you put yourself or others at risk this may mean that you are politely asked to leave the site.\nYour booking is non-refundable. Should we cancel the event for any reason we will however make a full refund or give the option of a transfer to another date. If you are unable to undertake dark sky observing because of cloud cover then we will offer you a 20% discount on a future booking made and taken within 8 weeks of the event.\nYou should bring appropriate clothing to keep you warm.\nYou should arrive at Grassholme no later than 15 minutes before the start of your session.\nGrassholme is set within the quiet upper Tees Valley and we ask that you drive safely and do not disturb residents with loud music\, or other disturbance late at night.\nYou should not do anything to disturb or destroy the visitor experience for other attendees and failure to do so may mean that you are politely asked to leave the site. .\n\nBy booking this event you are signing up to these terms and conditions. \n  \n\n\n\n\n\nInstructions\n\nGet wrapped up – it can get chilly when we are outside! \nThis is a pet free event\, so please don’t bring any furry friends! \n 
URL:https://www.grassholmeobservatory.com/whats-on/jupiter-and-saturn-the-giant-planets-6/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20241124T200000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20241124T230000
DTSTAMP:20260525T114616
CREATED:20240722T153325Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240722T153513Z
UID:1651-1732478400-1732489200@www.grassholmeobservatory.com
SUMMARY:Dark Sky Astronomy and Stargazing
DESCRIPTION:Details\n\nTonight’s event promises to be a spectacular evening of astronomy. \nThe event will begin with a personal welcome from our astronomer\, Gary Fildes. Gary is a very experienced science communicator and astronomer\, and founder of the Kielder Observatory\, where he was Director and CEO for over 11 years. \nAfter the welcome\, Gary and the team will escort you into our new state-of-the-art classroom\, which has a cosy feel\, and high definition (HD) projection system. Gary will take you on a whistle-stop tour of the Universe. Following this\, we will split into groups and\, weather depending\, start observing the sky\, with our array of telescopes and cameras. \nWith no Moon in the sky\, we will look out for the Milky Way\, and many deep sky objects like Galaxies nebulae\, and star clusters\, then use our robotic telescope to scour the skies for other jewels of the cosmos\, for us to ponder. \nThen it’s back into the classroom for a hot drink\, more astronomy photography questions\, and boundless knowledge and inspiration. \nWe’ve planned quite a night! \nTerms and conditions of booking \n\nSafety is our first priority – you must adhere to all instructions of the team leading the astronomy session and You must not do anything to compromise the health and safety of yourself or others and must report any concerns or risks to the onsite team immediately. Should you put yourself or others at risk this may mean that you are politely asked to leave the site.\nYour booking is non-refundable. Should we cancel the event for any reason we will however make a full refund or give the option of a transfer to another date. If you are unable to undertake dark sky observing because of cloud cover then we will offer you a 20% discount on a future booking made and taken within 8 weeks of the event.\nYou should bring appropriate clothing to keep you warm.\nYou should arrive at Grassholme no later than 15 minutes before the start of your session.\nGrassholme is set within the quiet upper Tees Valley and we ask that you drive safely and do not disturb residents with loud music\, or other disturbance late at night.\nYou should not do anything to disturb or destroy the visitor experience for other attendees and failure to do so may mean that you are politely asked to leave the site.\n\nBy booking this event you are signing up to these terms and conditions. \n  \n\n\n\nInstructions\n\nGet wrapped up – it can get chilly when we are outside! \nThis is a pet free event\, so please don’t bring any furry friends! \nIMPORTANT NOTICE\nKeep an eye out for a way to receive a free hot drink coupon and enter a draw for an Amazon voucher by joining our research study once you’ve booked. \n 
URL:https://www.grassholmeobservatory.com/whats-on/dark-sky-astronomy-and-stargazing-28/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20241127T200000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20241127T230000
DTSTAMP:20260525T114616
CREATED:20240722T154850Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240722T154850Z
UID:1652-1732737600-1732748400@www.grassholmeobservatory.com
SUMMARY:Dark Sky Astronomy and Stargazing
DESCRIPTION:Details\n\nTonight’s event promises to be a spectacular evening of astronomy. \nThe event will begin with a personal welcome from our astronomer\, Gary Fildes. Gary is a very experienced science communicator and astronomer\, and founder of the Kielder Observatory\, where he was Director and CEO for over 11 years. \nAfter the welcome\, Gary and the team will escort you into our new state-of-the-art classroom\, which has a cosy feel\, and high definition (HD) projection system. Gary will take you on a whistle-stop tour of the Universe. Following this\, we will split into groups and\, weather depending\, start observing the sky\, with our array of telescopes and cameras. \nWith no Moon in the sky\, we will look out for the Milky Way\, and many deep sky objects like Galaxies nebulae\, and star clusters\, then use our robotic telescope to scour the skies for other jewels of the cosmos\, for us to ponder. \nThen it’s back into the classroom for a hot drink\, more astronomy photography questions\, and boundless knowledge and inspiration. \nWe’ve planned quite a night! \nTerms and conditions of booking \n\nSafety is our first priority – you must adhere to all instructions of the team leading the astronomy session and You must not do anything to compromise the health and safety of yourself or others and must report any concerns or risks to the onsite team immediately. Should you put yourself or others at risk this may mean that you are politely asked to leave the site.\nYour booking is non-refundable. Should we cancel the event for any reason we will however make a full refund or give the option of a transfer to another date. If you are unable to undertake dark sky observing because of cloud cover then we will offer you a 20% discount on a future booking made and taken within 8 weeks of the event.\nYou should bring appropriate clothing to keep you warm.\nYou should arrive at Grassholme no later than 15 minutes before the start of your session.\nGrassholme is set within the quiet upper Tees Valley and we ask that you drive safely and do not disturb residents with loud music\, or other disturbance late at night.\nYou should not do anything to disturb or destroy the visitor experience for other attendees and failure to do so may mean that you are politely asked to leave the site.\n\nBy booking this event you are signing up to these terms and conditions. \n  \n\n\n\nInstructions\n\nGet wrapped up – it can get chilly when we are outside! \nThis is a pet free event\, so please don’t bring any furry friends! \nIMPORTANT NOTICE\nKeep an eye out for a way to receive a free hot drink coupon and enter a draw for an Amazon voucher by joining our research study once you’ve booked. \n 
URL:https://www.grassholmeobservatory.com/whats-on/dark-sky-astronomy-and-stargazing-29/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20241129T200000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20241129T230000
DTSTAMP:20260525T114616
CREATED:20240722T154959Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240722T154959Z
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SUMMARY:Dark Sky Astronomy and Stargazing
DESCRIPTION:Details\n\nTonight’s event promises to be a spectacular evening of astronomy. \nThe event will begin with a personal welcome from our astronomer\, Gary Fildes. Gary is a very experienced science communicator and astronomer\, and founder of the Kielder Observatory\, where he was Director and CEO for over 11 years. \nAfter the welcome\, Gary and the team will escort you into our new state-of-the-art classroom\, which has a cosy feel\, and high definition (HD) projection system. Gary will take you on a whistle-stop tour of the Universe. Following this\, we will split into groups and\, weather depending\, start observing the sky\, with our array of telescopes and cameras. \nWith no Moon in the sky\, we will look out for the Milky Way\, and many deep sky objects like Galaxies nebulae\, and star clusters\, then use our robotic telescope to scour the skies for other jewels of the cosmos\, for us to ponder. \nThen it’s back into the classroom for a hot drink\, more astronomy photography questions\, and boundless knowledge and inspiration. \nWe’ve planned quite a night! \nTerms and conditions of booking \n\nSafety is our first priority – you must adhere to all instructions of the team leading the astronomy session and You must not do anything to compromise the health and safety of yourself or others and must report any concerns or risks to the onsite team immediately. Should you put yourself or others at risk this may mean that you are politely asked to leave the site.\nYour booking is non-refundable. Should we cancel the event for any reason we will however make a full refund or give the option of a transfer to another date. If you are unable to undertake dark sky observing because of cloud cover then we will offer you a 20% discount on a future booking made and taken within 8 weeks of the event.\nYou should bring appropriate clothing to keep you warm.\nYou should arrive at Grassholme no later than 15 minutes before the start of your session.\nGrassholme is set within the quiet upper Tees Valley and we ask that you drive safely and do not disturb residents with loud music\, or other disturbance late at night.\nYou should not do anything to disturb or destroy the visitor experience for other attendees and failure to do so may mean that you are politely asked to leave the site.\n\nBy booking this event you are signing up to these terms and conditions. \n  \n\n\n\nInstructions\n\nGet wrapped up – it can get chilly when we are outside! \nThis is a pet free event\, so please don’t bring any furry friends! \nIMPORTANT NOTICE\nKeep an eye out for a way to receive a free hot drink coupon and enter a draw for an Amazon voucher by joining our research study once you’ve booked. \n 
URL:https://www.grassholmeobservatory.com/whats-on/dark-sky-astronomy-and-stargazing-30/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20241130T180000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20241130T193000
DTSTAMP:20260525T114616
CREATED:20240722T155134Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240722T155134Z
UID:1654-1732989600-1732995000@www.grassholmeobservatory.com
SUMMARY:Family Astronomy at Grassholme Observatory
DESCRIPTION:Details\n\nDue to popular demand\, we have laid on this exclusive event to educate the little ones on all things spacey! \nWhat better way to get the kids into astronomy and science than a visit to the UK’s newest public observatory. Your little ones will enjoy an interactive talk in the classroom and then children will be able to see and touch rocks from space – meteorites. \nA stunning interactive talk on space stuff in our purpose-built classroom and then weather permitting outside under the stars for some stargazing and peering through telescopes. \nHot chocolate and radiators if needed too! \nAll in all\, a wonderful introduction to Family astronomy under the dark skies of Grassholme. \nTerms and conditions of booking \n\nSafety is our first priority – you must adhere to all instructions of the team leading the astronomy session and You must not do anything to compromise the health and safety of yourself or others and must report any concerns or risks to the onsite team immediately. Should you put yourself or others at risk this may mean that you are politely asked to leave the site.\nYour booking is non-refundable. Should we cancel the event for any reason we will however make a full refund or give the option of a transfer to another date. If you are unable to undertake dark sky observing because of cloud cover then we will offer you a 20% discount on a future booking made and taken within 8 weeks of the event.\nYou should bring appropriate clothing to keep you warm.\nYou should arrive at Grassholme no later than 15 minutes before the start of your session.\nGrassholme is set within the quiet upper Tees Valley and we ask that you drive safely and do not disturb residents with loud music\, or other disturbance late at night.\nYou should not do anything to disturb or destroy the visitor experience for other attendees and failure to do so may mean that you are politely asked to leave the site.\n\nBy booking this event you are signing up to these terms and conditions \n  \n\n\n\nInstructions\n\nGet wrapped up – it can get chilly when we are outside! \nThis is a pet free event\, so please don’t bring any furry friends! \n 
URL:https://www.grassholmeobservatory.com/whats-on/family-astronomy-at-grassholme-observatory-10/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20241130T200000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20241130T230000
DTSTAMP:20260525T114616
CREATED:20240722T155249Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240722T155249Z
UID:1655-1732996800-1733007600@www.grassholmeobservatory.com
SUMMARY:Dark Sky Astronomy and Stargazing
DESCRIPTION:Details\n\nTonight’s event promises to be a spectacular evening of astronomy. \nThe event will begin with a personal welcome from our astronomer\, Gary Fildes. Gary is a very experienced science communicator and astronomer\, and founder of the Kielder Observatory\, where he was Director and CEO for over 11 years. \nAfter the welcome\, Gary and the team will escort you into our new state-of-the-art classroom\, which has a cosy feel\, and high definition (HD) projection system. Gary will take you on a whistle-stop tour of the Universe. Following this\, we will split into groups and\, weather depending\, start observing the sky\, with our array of telescopes and cameras. \nWith no Moon in the sky\, we will look out for the Milky Way\, and many deep sky objects like Galaxies nebulae\, and star clusters\, then use our robotic telescope to scour the skies for other jewels of the cosmos\, for us to ponder. \nThen it’s back into the classroom for a hot drink\, more astronomy photography questions\, and boundless knowledge and inspiration. \nWe’ve planned quite a night! \nTerms and conditions of booking \n\nSafety is our first priority – you must adhere to all instructions of the team leading the astronomy session and You must not do anything to compromise the health and safety of yourself or others and must report any concerns or risks to the onsite team immediately. Should you put yourself or others at risk this may mean that you are politely asked to leave the site.\nYour booking is non-refundable. Should we cancel the event for any reason we will however make a full refund or give the option of a transfer to another date. If you are unable to undertake dark sky observing because of cloud cover then we will offer you a 20% discount on a future booking made and taken within 8 weeks of the event.\nYou should bring appropriate clothing to keep you warm.\nYou should arrive at Grassholme no later than 15 minutes before the start of your session.\nGrassholme is set within the quiet upper Tees Valley and we ask that you drive safely and do not disturb residents with loud music\, or other disturbance late at night.\nYou should not do anything to disturb or destroy the visitor experience for other attendees and failure to do so may mean that you are politely asked to leave the site.\n\nBy booking this event you are signing up to these terms and conditions. \n  \n\n\n\nInstructions\n\nGet wrapped up – it can get chilly when we are outside! \nThis is a pet free event\, so please don’t bring any furry friends! \nIMPORTANT NOTICE\nKeep an eye out for a way to receive a free hot drink coupon and enter a draw for an Amazon voucher by joining our research study once you’ve booked. \n 
URL:https://www.grassholmeobservatory.com/whats-on/dark-sky-astronomy-and-stargazing-31/
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