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πŸ”­ Planetariums, observatories and star parties in Pittsburgh

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Planetariums

  • Kamin Science Center Buhl Planetariumkaminsciencecenter.org

    Pittsburgh Β· The science center's planetarium runs daily dome shows, including a story time for young children and a guide to the autumn sky.

Observatories with public nights

  • Allegheny Observatoryobservatory.pitt.eduFree

    Pittsburgh Β· The University of Pittsburgh's historic observatory lists a monthly lecture and a birthday event for astronomer John Brashear with family tours and activities.

  • Mingo Creek Park Observatory3ap.orgFree

    Finleyville Β· A club-run observatory in Mingo Creek County Park with public solar and night-sky viewing sessions through the club's telescopes, no reservation needed.

  • Nicholas E. Wagman Observatory3ap.org

    Tarentum Β· An amateur astronomers' observatory in Deer Lakes Park that holds scheduled public viewing evenings and has a large reflector telescope.

Astronomy clubs with star parties

  • Amateur Astronomers Association of Pittsburgh3ap.orgFree

    Tarentum Β· A volunteer astronomy club that invites the public to its star parties, usually around the first quarter moon, at its Wagman and Mingo observatories.

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