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PRESS RELEASE: AMANDA BOSH, CHRISTOPH KELLER HEADLINE NEW EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP AT LOWELL OBSERVATORY
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEApril 14, 2022 ***Contact details appear below*** Flagstaff, AZ. – Lowell Observatory has appointed Dr. Amanda Bosh to the newly created position of Chief Operating Officer and Dr. […]
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PRESS RELEASE – ECLIPSE OVER TEXAS: LIVE FROM WACO TO CELEBRATE APRIL 8, 2024 TOTAL SOLAR ECLIPSE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEApril 8, 2022, 2 pm CDT ***Contact details appear below***Website: eclipseovertexas2024.com ECLIPSE OVER TEXAS: LIVE FROM WACO TO CELEBRATE APRIL 8, 2024 TOTAL SOLAR ECLIPSE A total solar eclipse […]
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PRESS CONFERENCE IN WACO, TEXAS, TO ANNOUNCE PLANS FOR ECLIPSE OVER TEXAS 2024: LIVE FROM WACO
MEDIA ALERTApril 4, 2022 ***Contact details appear below***Virtual link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NLUBekXUXy8 PRESS CONFERENCE IN WACO, TEXAS, TO ANNOUNCE PLANS FOR ECLIPSE OVER TEXAS 2024: LIVE FROM WACO On April 8, 2024, […]
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Total Lunar Eclipse Coming in May
Total Lunar Eclipse One of the most dramatic and easily viewed celestial events—a total lunar eclipse—is fast approaching. It happens on May 15/16 and will be visible from across North […]
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View from Mars Hill: The Lowell Discovery Telescope by the numbers
As posted on the Arizona Daily Sun website on 3/26/2022. Aluminum is traditionally used to commemorate 10-year anniversaries. That’s appropriate for such a recognition on April 3 as the preeminent […]
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MEDIA ALERT: LOWELL OBSERVATORY PRESENTS MESSIER MARATHON STAR PARTY ON MARCH 11
MEDIA ALERTMarch 8, 2022 Event link: Messier Marathon 2022: An Overnight Virtual Star Party » Lowell Observatory Flagstaff, AZ. – On March 11, Lowell Observatory will host a star party […]
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LOWELL OBSERVATORY PRESS RELEASE: MOTHER ROAD BREWING COMPANY TEAMS WITH LOWELL OBSERVATORY ON “LOWELL LAGER”
February 10, 2022 Discover Mother Road’s second beer promoting Lowell’s annual I Heart Pluto Festival. Flagstaff, AZ — Mother Road Brewing Company and Lowell Observatory are pleased to co-create the kind […]
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PRESS RELEASE: 3RD ANNUAL I HEART PLUTO FESTIVAL KICKS OFF FEBRUARY 12
*Nancy Currie-Gregg is unable to make the Night of Discovery appearance. Taking her place will be paleontologist and wilderness guide, Christa Sadler.* Flagstaff, AZ. – February 18 marks the 92nd […]
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PRESS RELEASE: YOUNGEST PAIR OF ASTEROIDS IN SOLAR SYSTEM DETECTED
Flagstaff, AZ. – An international team of astronomers has discovered a pair of asteroids that split off from their parent body a mere 300 years ago. The duo is exceptional […]
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View from Mars Hill: Lowell, Orpheum set to host A Night of Discovery
On February 18, Lowell Observatory and the Orpheum Theater present A Night of Discovery, commemorating the anniversary of Clyde Tombaugh’s discovery of the icy world Pluto on February 18, 1930. […]
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LOWELL OBSERVATORY PRESS RELEASE: LOWELL DISCOVERY TELESCOPE OBSERVATIONS HELP CONFIRM SECOND EARTH TROJAN ASTEROID
Flagstaff, AZ. – Supported by observations made with the 4.3-meter Lowell Discovery Telescope (LDT) in northern Arizona, an international team of scientists confirmed the existence of the second-known Earth Trojan […]
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A Night of Discovery: Keynote Event of Lowell Observatory’s 3rd Annual I Heart Pluto Festival
A Night of DiscoveryOrpheum TheaterFebruary 18, 20215-8:30pm Lowell Observatory presents a Night of Discovery, commemorating the anniversary of Clyde Tombaugh’s discovery of the icy world Pluto on February 18, 1930. […]
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