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Hyde Observatory
is now open every Saturday night
Sundown – 11:00 p.m.
Programs in June
The Solar System’s Leftovers: Dwarf Planets, Asteroids, Comets & Meteors
Astro Shorts (latest Astronomy news)
The Spring Constellations
Objects on view in the Telescopes:
Deep sky (nebulae, galaxies and star clusters)
The Moon (June 4 and 11)
CLOSED JULY 2 INDEPENDENCE DAY WEEKEND
Deep sky (nebulae, galaxies and star clusters)
The Moon (June 4 and 11)
PROGRAMS
Earth’s Nearest Neighbor
AstroShorts
The Spring Constellations
SKY OBJECTS
The Moon (in the evening sky May 7, 14)
Observatory open for total lunar eclipse May 15
Deep sky objects (galaxies, nebulae, star clusters)
The Moon (in the evening sky May 7, 14)
Observatory open for total lunar eclipse May 15
Deep sky objects (galaxies, nebulae, star clusters)
Your Window on the Universe
Our Telescopes
Featuring views of the night skies through our 3 Telescopes!
Presentations & Programs
Astronomy Presentations every Saturday Night!
It's all FREE
There is NO ADMISSION CHARGE
HOURS
We’re open every Saturday year-round.
Hyde may be closed if Saturday falls on or very near a major holiday. If in doubt call first: (402) 441-7094.
March 15-August 31
Sundown to 11 PM
September 1-30
8 PM to 11 PM
October 1-March 14
7 PM to 10 PM