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πŸ”­ Planetariums, observatories and star parties in Miami

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Planetariums

  • Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science (Frost Planetarium)frostscience.org

    Miami Β· The downtown science museum houses the Frost Planetarium, a dome theater that replaced the old Miami planetarium and opened with the museum in 2017.

Observatories with public nights

  • Fox Observatory (SFAAA)sfaaa.comFree

    Sunrise Β· The South Florida Amateur Astronomers Association opens Fox Observatory at Markham Park to the public every Saturday night, rain or shine.

Astronomy clubs with star parties

  • Southern Cross Astronomical Societyscas.org

    Miami-Dade County Β· A Miami-Dade astronomy club founded in 1922 that holds monthly observing sessions at its dark-sky sites, open to members and the public.

Dark-sky places within a drive

  • Big Cypress National Preservenps.gov

    Ochopee Β· This National Park Service preserve is an International Dark Sky Park that protects a natural night sky along the Tamiami Trail.

  • Everglades National Park (Night Sky)nps.gov

    Homestead Β· The park's night sky page describes stars, planets and constellations over the Everglades, with guided programs and a month-long Dark Sky Celebration.

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