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Pink Floyd Laser Spec​tacular at The Space​ in Westbury on Marc​h 15th​ “The World’s Finest Touring Laser Show” For ticket information call the Space at: 516-283-5566Tonight, Saturday, stardate Sept. 10, 2016:  We don't know yet if we will be observing tonight. Check back here just after sunset. The weather has been strangely unpredictable, because of the ongoing climate crisis. But now YOU can do something about it! See the orange text below*. Scroll down to the white text for details about our next observing session. We did a major overhaul on the telescope this week and it works even better now! Enjoy a fascinating live astronomy 'star-talk' class during the program - see the schedule board near the telescope!  and we will email you announcements of observing sessions.Website available on your PhoneThis is an OUTDOOR ACTIVITY. Dress for the cool evening temperatures. We look at REAL things OUTSIDE in the night sky, so the sunset sky must be CLEAR BLUE.

Please look outside: if the sky at sunset is not clear blue, we will not do it that evening. (Even a partly cloudy sky is not good, because by the time we set up and aim at a planet, the clouds cover it and we have to wait sometimes 20 minutes till we get another 10-minute clear spot. There will be plenty more clear nights!) It's FREE & open to all, including children! We have a stepladder for them to see through the big telescope.   We ALWAYS do a 'What can you ACTUALLY SEE in the Long Island skies tonight?' show. (Unfortunately, many of the objects you see in an INDOOR planetarium show (most of the stars), CANNOT be seen from suburban Long Island because of light pollution. But this is being worked on in many towns - ask how!)  We teach quick basic astronomy classes during the program, featuring the mechanics of our Solar System, how to measure the sky, why the Moon looks that way tonight, how to find the planets Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn, and how to see them yourself with your own telescope (all the usual stuff that should be demonstrated in an INDOOR planetarium)..

check the time schedule board near the telescope!  As the name 'Living Planetarium' suggests, we use the REAL SKY outdoors to do it! It's there for all to enjoy! (And a real live experience allows precious freedom to ASK the presenters QUESTIONS!) Some nights we also get to see the International Space Station pass overhead!    Click here to look out the Space Station's windows at the Earth below them, right now, live! Black Lab Puppies Orlando FloridaAnd sign up here to get daily alerts as to when & where to see it! T Shirt HippoThe Living Planetarium is a service offered by the Long Island Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) HelpLine, (631) 486-4818, offering support and information to people living with OCD, to lead a full life. Wholesale Blush Prom Dresses

It is answered 7 days a week by a volunteer with OCD.  ] *The month of August was the 3rd hottest August on record. We saw wilder temperature swings than usual because of "La Nina", a weather effect caused by a cool Pacific Ocean. (June 29 , 2016 was the FIRST TIME the high-altitude northern hemisphere Jet Stream actually crossed over the equator and mixed with the southern Jet Stream. Click to read about it:  ( Scientists are calling this a "Weather Emergency".)  This is Climate Change, the popular phrase for ACD (Anthropomorphic Climate Disaster); 'Anthropo' means 'human' and 'morphic' means 'shaped-by'. too much heat energy trapped by excess carbon dioxide in our atmosphere, caused by humans burning fossil materials as 'fuel'. Possible human EXTINCTION (yes, you read that right). July was the HOTTEST MONTH EVER on record.  Scientists say last winter's storms were intensified by ACD. Visit our related scientific/political ACTION project helping everyone see that climate change IS happening RIGHT NOW in your own neighborhood.

(And we need volunteers to help with this easy project - you COULD get extra credit in SCIENCE for helping us!)PS: Thank you for the pictures! (If you were here on any night and you took pictures or video of the crowd watching, please send me a link to them so I can post them here!   )  And, kids: when we DO observe, tell your teacher what you saw and maybe you can get EXTRA CREDIT for it! [make a picture for art or science class; write poetry/rap about it for writing or music class... etc!] "HELP WANTED":  Many of our international visitors speak other languages - WE NEED volunteer foreign language translators & ASL sign language interpreters.  We intend to be inclusive to all. And you COULD get extra credit in school for providing this PUBLIC SERVICE! If you live very close to the park, we could text message you when we need your help! We set up The Living Planetarium at different locations, depending on which part of the sky we will observe. Below is a list of the locations we may be at.

/maps/place/Cow+Harbor+Park/@40.8994,-73.352817,15z/data=!4m2!3m1!s0x89e825cb5ea62901:0x57d184228abde466[EXACT GPS location: 21 Main St., Northport, NY 11768. Put this into your GPS. It will take you there, but it is a park next to the dock so you won't see any street numbers. The number '21' is just to pinpoint the GPS. When you get there, find us diagonally opposite Skippers' Restaurant, at the NorthWest  street corner of Main & Woodbine, with its FLAGPOLE and the MEMORIAL ROCK and the LARGE STONE PATIO on the park corner. Look for the telescope. We will be within about 100 ft of that GPS location. ]or         Near the Art museum in Huntington's Hecksher Park.or(  )    Crab Meadow Beach Boardwalk.or(  )    Locations in Huntington Stationor(  )     the intersection of Main St & New York Ave (Rte 110) in Huntington Village tonight. On the North sidewalk of Main St. near the Loft store. Nassau County's East Meadow Eisenhower ParkIF A LOCATION IS HIGHLIGHTED (ABOVE), it means that we ARE observing THERE this evening, and will be looking at:    TONIGHT:          The red planet Mars, visible all evening, 2 1/2 fists above 6:30 on our horizon 'clock'.. 

It looks like a bright pinkish 'star' . (Look for 3 'stars' in a 'triangle' in South:       Mars is the middle "star" to the left.)(using our "clock & fist" measurement system. 12:00 means looking North; 6 means South.)Measure an object's height above the horizon by making a fist with your outstretched arm. Use your fist as a 'ruler'. 1 fist up = 10 degrees, 2 = 20... The dim white planet Saturn, with its beautiful Rings, visible until about 2am; 3 fists above 7:00 on our horizon scale. Find it above & to the right of Mars.  (Look for 3 "stars' in a 'triangle' in South: Saturn is the top "star".)*You will learn how to use these 'clock & fist' measurements next time when we teach how to measure the sky, as part of the Living Planetarium program.     NEW: The dim white planet Venus will be coming into the western sunset sky, soon; 1/2 fist above 9:00 on our horizon 'clock'. Over the next 5 months, it will rise higher and higher above the western horizon, and get much brighter, until it becomes the brightest planet in the late-autumn / early winter evening sky!      

The 1st Quarter Moon; we take a close-up look! 4 fists above 5:30. Click here for current Moon Phase.If you have a telescope, you're welcome to bring it to the program, if you want. We can show you how to use it.       Click here to watch a 30-minute video presentation about seeing all the planets this week (produced by Slooh Observatory).If the sky is clear blue, and if you need more information than this site gives.,call 631-486-4818. If you call just before the event, between around 7 & 9pm, call (631) 664-0515*[BUT PLEASE ALWAYS CHECK THIS WEBSITE FIRST RIGHT BEFORE YOU DECIDE TO GO - I don't want you making the trip for nothing!]------------------------------------------------------------------* * IF YOU CAN'T COME, or IF WE AREN'T OBSERVING tonight: * *What you should be able to see, tonight, yourself:The planets Saturn and Mars, and the Moon.If you missed the Lunar Eclipse last summer, you might just want to watch a video of it:  We offered a  webcast (not available now) of the lunar eclipse, to watch right here on your device

, courtesy of Sky And Telescope magazine; with commentary by S&T editors and lunar scientists. - /observing/sky-at-a-glance/this-weeks-sky-at-a-glance-sept-25-oct-3/#sthash.fDxT0tcj.dpufAnd maybe read about the total eclipse of the Moon (click to read the Sierra Club's announcement) You will learn all of this; the 'mechanics' of the Solar System, in our next viewing. FUTURE SPECIAL EVENTS: We are working on plans to try to see Uranus in the near future. But of course we'll also enjoy spectacular views of our cratered natural satellite  - the Moon.And on some evenings, the International Space Station comes by to visit us! And we're working on an even larger telescope that will show even better views!Future Plans may include foreign language translators & ASL sign language interpreters. The Living Planetarium is a free service brought to you by the Long Island Obsessive Compulsive Disorder free HelpLine, (631) 486-4818 , answered 7 days a week by a volunteer with OCD. We share the TOMORROWLAND movie Idea and Pope Francis' warning: Every one person can make a difference in the future of our world.