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SUMMARY:Stars in the Winter Sky
LOCATION:Downtown Branch\nDowntown Branch
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DESCRIPTION:Explore the wonders of the winter night sky. Discover the brig
 ht stars and constellations of the Winter Hexagon\, hear the myths behind 
 them\, and learn to navigate the night sky. For ages 8yr and up..\nhttps:/
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong>The Winter Sky</strong></p>\n<p>Di
 scover the wonders of the winter night sky in this engaging one-hour lesso
 n. Explore the brightest stars of the season as we guide you through the W
 inter Hexagon\, a dazzling pattern of six constellations that dominate the
  cold\, clear nights. Learn about the myths and legends tied to these cons
 tellations\, from Orion the Hunter to Gemini the Twins.</p>\n<p>This sessi
 on includes a captivating slide presentation and hands-on activities\, suc
 h as constructing your own planisphere - a star chart you can use to find 
 constellations all year long. Participants will also receive a simple star
  map to follow along as we uncover the secrets of the Winter Hexagon. Whet
 her you&rsquo\;re new to stargazing or a seasoned enthusiast\, this lesson
  promises to inspire your curiosity about the night sky. Perfect for anyon
 e with an interest in stargazing!</p>\n<p><strong>About the Presenter:</st
 rong></p>\n<p>John Wilmot has been fascinated by the stars and constellati
 ons since childhood\, beginning with learning the constellations in Cub Sc
 outs. His passion deepened twenty years ago when he acquired his first tel
 escope. As a dedicated member of the Barrie Astronomy Club\, he actively p
 ursues celestial observations. Last spring\, John upgraded to a new telesc
 ope\, which helped him successfully complete the Royal Astronomical Societ
 y of Canada&rsquo\;s Explore the Universe program\, further solidifying hi
 s dedication to astronomy.</p>\n<p></p>\nhttps://barrielibrary.libnet.info
 /event/12471097
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