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Astronomy at Waubonsee Community College Route
47, Sugar Grove, IL 630 466 7900 www.waubonsee.edu
Theres a whole universe to explore through the
astronomy programs at Waubonsee Community
College. From our informative astronomy courses
to fascinating public lectures on current
astronomy topics to relaxing observing nights at
our observatory, theres something for
everyone. Our regular astronomy courses run for
four sessions on Friday evenings. For an in-depth
yet concise introduction to the science of
astronomy, Stargazing An Introduction to
Astronomy, is just the ticket. Topics include an
overview of The History of Astronomy, fascinating
glimpses of Some Outstanding Discoveries in
Astronomy, in-depth explanations of the stars in
Stellar Astronomy, and mind-expanding concepts in
Galactic Astronomy. After each class youll be
shown the very objects discussed by the
instructor through the 16 telescope of Waubonsee
Observatory. Have you always wanted to learn the
night sky and how to use a telescope? The
hands-on course Observational Astronomy is for
you. After learning the fundamentals in A First
Look at the Night Sky, youll reach deeper with
common binoculars in Binocular Astronomy. Then
youll learn all about telescopes and how to use
them in Telescopic Astronomy. Finally, youll
master advanced observing skills in Observing
with the Telescope. Each class offers
personalized, individual attention by the
instructor to ensure your success. Its the
perfect class for all amateur astronomers. New
courses for 2005 include Hot Topics in Astronomy,
a look at the latest astronomical discoveries.
Individual classes will explore the Hubble Space
Telescope, recent Missions to Mars and Saturn,
Extrasolar Planets, and Dark Matter. We also
offer Our Solar System, an in-depth review of our
planetary system. These classes will discuss the
Terrestrial Planets, the Gas Giant Planets, Moons
of the Solar System, and Minor Planets. Observing
of any visible planets after class at the
observatory is included. Are you currently
unable to commit to a regular schedule of
classes? Our Saturday evening public astronomy
lectures may be just the thing for you. Youll
enjoy an informative lecture in our auditorium on
a wide variety of topics and then get to see
various objects from our observatory. Recent
topics have included the historic close approach
of Mars, the glorious rings of Saturn, the
mysterious world of Comets and a dramatic Lunar
Eclipse. Our first topic for 2005 will be a
presentation on Alien Worlds. This lecture will
explore recent discoveries of planets around
other stars. In the summer of 2005 well present
a Saturday afternoon lecture on Our Star, the
Sun, including observing of the Sun afterwards
through our telescopes from the observatory. Our
popular public observing nights feature plenty of
observing of astronomical objects of all types
from the Waubonsee Observatory. Youll view the
moon, planets, double stars, clusters, nebulae,
and even galaxies through various telescopes,
including our powerful 16 reflector.
Knowledgeable guides will explain these objects
and answer all your astronomy questions. Theres
astronomy for all ages and interests at
Waubonsee. For more information, course dates,
and to register, please call Community Education
at 630 466 7900 x2360 or visit http//www.waubonse
e.edu/schedules and search under astronomy.
Expand your horizons with astronomy classes,
lectures, and observing at Waubonsee Community
College!
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Astronomy at Waubonsee Community College Route
47, Sugar Grove, IL 630 466 7900 www.waubonsee.edu
Theres a whole universe to explore through
the astronomy programs at Waubonsee Community
College. From our informative astronomy courses
to fascinating public lectures on current
astronomy topics to relaxing observing nights at
our observatory, theres something for
everyone. Astronomy courses Our regular
astronomy courses run for four sessions on Friday
evenings. For an in-depth yet concise
introduction to the science of astronomy,
Stargazing An Introduction to Astronomy, is just
the ticket. Topics include an overview of The
History of Astronomy, fascinating glimpses of
Some Outstanding Discoveries in Astronomy,
in-depth explanations of the stars in Stellar
Astronomy, and mind-expanding concepts in
Galactic Astronomy. After each class youll be
shown the very objects discussed by the
instructor through the 16 telescope of Waubonsee
Observatory. Have you always wanted to learn the
night sky and how to use a telescope? The
hands-on course Observational Astronomy is for
you. After learning the fundamentals in A First
Look at the Night Sky, youll reach deeper with
common binoculars in Binocular Astronomy. Then
youll learn all about telescopes and how to use
them in Telescopic Astronomy. Finally, youll
master advanced observing skills in Observing
with the Telescope. Each class offers
personalized, individual attention by the
instructor to ensure your success. Its the
perfect class for all amateur astronomers. New
courses for 2005 include Hot Topics in Astronomy,
a look at the latest astronomical discoveries.
Individual classes will explore the Hubble Space
Telescope, recent Missions to Mars and Saturn,
Extrasolar Planets, and Dark Matter. We also
offer Our Solar System, an in-depth review of our
planetary system. These classes will discuss the
Terrestrial Planets, the Gas Giant Planets, Moons
of the Solar System, and Minor Planets. Observing
of any visible planets after class at the
observatory is included.
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Astronomy at Waubonsee Community College Route
47, Sugar Grove, IL 630 466 7900 www.waubonsee.edu
Public astronomy Are you currently unable
to commit to a regular schedule of classes? Our
Saturday evening public astronomy lectures may be
just the thing for you. Youll enjoy an
informative lecture in our auditorium on a wide
variety of topics and then get to see various
objects from our observatory. Recent topics have
included the historic close approach of Mars, the
glorious rings of Saturn, the mysterious world of
Comets and a dramatic Lunar Eclipse. Our first
topic for 2005 will be a presentation on Alien
Worlds. This lecture will explore recent
discoveries of planets around other stars. In the
summer of 2005 well present a Saturday afternoon
lecture on Our Star, the Sun, including
observing of the Sun afterwards through our
telescopes from the observatory. Our popular
public observing nights feature plenty of
observing of astronomical objects of all types
from the Waubonsee Observatory. Youll view the
moon, planets, double stars, clusters, nebulae,
and even galaxies through various telescopes,
including our powerful 16 reflector.
Knowledgeable guides will explain these objects
and answer all your astronomy questions. Theres
astronomy for all ages and interests at
Waubonsee. For more information, course dates,
and to register, please call Community Education
at 630 466 7900 x2360 or visit http//www.waubonse
e.edu/schedules and search under astronomy.
Expand your horizons with astronomy classes,
lectures, and observing at Waubonsee Community
College!