
Dark-Sky Friendly Slopes
In today’s world, technological innovations such as those by Ultra-Tech™ Lighting can help illuminate our outdoor ski areas with minimum
In today’s world, technological innovations such as those by Ultra-Tech™ Lighting can help illuminate our outdoor ski areas with minimum
The conjunction of two citizen science campaigns this February provides food for thought in our community. First, from February 3–12,
Leave it to Wisconsin weather to ruin a once-in-a-lifetime astronomical event. But that did not deter GLAS Education from holding
The third time was a charm as Kate Meredith, GLAS Education president and director, launched the test run of GLAS’
Fall weather for the Equinox Star Party on Sept 25 at Lake Geneva’s Library Park was near perfect. The air
More than 100 visitors from the Chicago, Madison and Milwaukee areas showed up for the “Perseid Meteor Shower” Star Party
GLAS Education recently received national recognition for their innovative work and advocacy for equal access for people with blindness and
Join us on YouTube every Friday at 8pm Central for a live virtual planetarium and astronomy-themed show! Adam McCulloch, planetarium
This summer a group of McQuown Scholars will embark upon a large project to survey the night sky using the
YERKES STORIES – WEEK 3 – Featured Story – When we started this week’s theme, the long-awaited handoff of Yerkes