Klub astronómov SNM - Co je nového o Měsíci?

We continue with a series of autumn lectures at the SNM Natural History Museum as part of the SNM Astronomers' Club.

We are very happy that the well-known Czech astrophotographer and popularizer Mgr. Pavel Gabzdyl from the Observatory and Planetarium in Brno, Czech Republic.

Title: What's new about the Moon?
Abstract: We see the Moon almost every day and night, but do we really know everything about it? Come and find out what the latest missions have revealed and what scientific discoveries show that this is a much more complex body than we previously thought. An overview of the most interesting things happening on (and around) the Moon right now - understandable, engaging and with a visually rich accompaniment.

The lecture will take place in the Discovery Room (3rd floor) of the SNM Natural History Museum at Vajanského nábreží 2 in Bratislava.

Entrance to the event is free. Come and have a look.

The event will take place in cooperation with the SNM Natural History Museum. The event is carried out as part of the cooperation project of the SAS at the SAV and the ASÚ of the SAV, also with the contribution and support of the Astronomical Institute of the SAV, v. v. i.

Photo source: Pavel Gabzdyl