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Locality: Palmdale, California

Phone: +1 661-273-7646



Address: 38060 20th St E 93550 Palmdale, CA, US

Website: www.palmdalesd.org/sage

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SAGE Planetarium 13.11.2020

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SAGE Planetarium 01.11.2020

Comet Neowise looking NW at 9:30 pm on 7/17 over the Santa Clarita Valley.

SAGE Planetarium 29.10.2020

Neowise in the evening. It will be very low to the horizon, but if it does not dim very much, it should be pretty visible without a telescope, or binoculars.

SAGE Planetarium 19.10.2020

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SAGE Planetarium 06.10.2020

Comet NEOWISE is out in the Northeast before sunrise and it will soon be out in the evening in the Northwest in addition to the morning. Compare the location to the Big Dipper in the top middle of the image.

SAGE Planetarium 01.10.2020

How to view the comet Neowise for the morning of July 6, 2020.

SAGE Planetarium 13.09.2020

Incredible! We have been teased and now it looks like we finally have a naked eye comet!

SAGE Planetarium 25.08.2020

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SAGE Planetarium 16.08.2020

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SAGE Planetarium 07.08.2020

View the International Space Station tonight over Palmdale and Lancaster, June 4, 2020. The space station will be brighter than the stars in the night sky. At magnitude -3.3, it will appear brighter than most aircraft flying overhead. It will appear around 9:11 p.m. in the WNW. At 9:15, it will be 53 above the horizon in the SW and at 9:17, it will fade to red as it enters the atmospheric shadow and then it will fade to black 22 above the horizon in the SSE. The next pass is visible on June 6, but will not be as good as this pass. As an added bonus, look for the Starlink satellites at 9:36 p.m. in the west. There are over 50 that should be visible heading to NNE where they will disappear at 9:40

SAGE Planetarium 22.07.2020

There is still a good chance to see a comet in May! https://skyandtelescope.org//comet-swan-expected-to-put-o/

SAGE Planetarium 04.07.2020

This comet appears to be getting better and better! https://spaceweatherarchive.com//c2019y4-is-half-as-wide/

SAGE Planetarium 26.06.2020

We will probably not have a formal event for this comet, but we will be sharing as it gets better and better. https://medium.com//comet-atlas-could-be-the-best-comet-in https://spaceweather.com/archive.php

SAGE Planetarium 19.06.2020

Upcoming Prime Desert Woodland Preserve Moon Walks are scheduled for: February 29 @ 6:30 March 28 @ 7:30 April 18 @ 8:00 May 9 @ 8:00... June 6 @ 8:30 July 25 @ 8:30 August 8 @ 8:00 See more