
Astronomy Society hosts viewing for total lunar eclipse
Peering into the eyepiece of the on-site telescopes, interested guests from the general public were able to catch a clear sight of the Blood Worm Moon early Friday morning at Robinson Observatory. Standing by the observatory entrance and mingling with guests was Ava Goforth, Astronomy Society president and third-year physics major.
“I’m excited to see the totality of when the moon is completely bright and orange,” Goforth said. “There are photos I have seen online, but I haven’t really h...
“I’m excited to see the totality of when the moon is completely bright and orange,” Goforth said. “There are photos I have seen online, but I haven’t really h...