The
Planetarium at New Rochelle HS
Director: Bruce Zeller
The
greatest thing about the night sky is that it’s not the same every night. New
constellations appear with the change of seasons; showers of meteors rain down
from time to time; and sometimes we’re treated to an eclipse. Best of all, a
comet might pay us a visit. (David H. Levy, Author, Astronomer, Comet
Hunter)
"The
sun is but a morning star." (Henry
David Thoreau)
The
February
Sky – 2010
click on Uranus to
learn about what's happening in the sky
Clouds of Uranus as seen
through the Hubble telescope
Any questions about the night sky, call, email (BZeller@nred.org)
or visit the
Planetarium at New Rochelle School.
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