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Celebrate International Observe the Moon Night with NASA
NASA is celebrating International Observe the Moon Night on Sept. 19, featuring an event at the Goddard Space Flight Center Visitor Center. The annual program encourages global public engagement with lunar science and observation.
Why it matters
It offers the public free access to space science and lunar artifacts. This connects people to NASA's current missions and future deep space goals.
The big picture
This event aligns with NASA's ongoing Artemis program and exploration efforts mentioned in recent coverage.
The details
Scheduled talks by Dr. Amanda Nahm and Ernie Wright begin at 6:30 p.m. The Goddard event is free, family-friendly, and provides free parking. Available activities include crafts and telescope observations.
What's next
NASA is preparing for future deep space missions to the Moon and beyond.
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NASA is related to Goddard Space Flight Center
NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center
Amanda Nahm works at NASA
Dr. Amanda Nahm, planetary scientist at NASA Headquarters
Ernie Wright works at Goddard Space Flight Center
Ernie Wright, scientific visualizer at NASA Goddard
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