In this photo, visitors enjoy a summer evening at the Student Training and Research Observatory on the rooftop of the Physical Sciences Building. Visitors to the UW Harry C. Vaughan Planetarium will have an opportunity, weather permitting, to view the first quarter moon and other celestial objects around sunset from the roof of the Physical Sciences Building during "S.T.A.R. Observing Night!" Saturday, Sept. 11, at 8 p.m. This event is free. (UW Planetarium Photo)
An afternoon or evening at the movies appears to be the programming theme at the University of Wyoming Harry C. Vaughan Planetarium during September.
"We're going to be highlighting more of our films this month. Each show will be approximately an hour in length with the live presentation that accompanies it," says Max Gilbraith, the planetarium's coordinator. "On Saturday, Sept. 11, we'll be hoping to open up the rooftop observatory for the community for free and, weather permitting, observe the actual night sky, planets and the moon."
A film and special live talk for audiences will be featured each week.
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