Teens

"Space Frontiers"

The East Brunswick Astronomy Club presents, "Atacama Astronomy" with Emily Lehnardt.

She will share her experience star gazing in the Atacama Desert and in ground/radio telescope infrastructure.

EBAC Presents, "Intro to Astrophotography" with Paul Framhein.

The East Brunswick Astronomy Club invites you to share your eclipse experience at this month's meeting! Create a quick slideshow, share it with Isaac@3DAstroGeek.io, and come prepared to our April meeting to discuss!

Be sure to include your full name, and location of any pictures, videos taken.

The East Brunswick Astronomy Club (EBAC) was founded with the mission of encouraging and promoting an interest in astronomy and space science throughout East Brunswick and beyond. EBAC meets once a month at the East Brunswick Public Library and meetings typically include a short lecture, open discussion, and telescope observing.

This group is open to adults, teens, and families with children ages 12 and younger.

If you have your own telescope, feel free to bring it!

Do you LOVE science? Come to Cool Science Stories & Experiments (CSSE) with TAG volunteer Alex. Available to grades 3+. Drop-ins are welcome!

This month, we'll be talking all about the science of sound! A lot of fun and interactive experiments will be conducted, including how to pop open a soda with a sharpie, the Doppler Effect experiment, and breaking a wineglass with your VOICE!

Deep in the midst of exam prep? We've got you covered. Come study and relax with friends in a chill environment. We'll have light snacks, chill games and crafts, and PUPPIES! Two certified therapy dogs will be joining us from 7-8 pm for cuddles and stress relief. Read them a story, talk through your essay outline, or just scratch their ears and tell them what good boys they are.

Deep in the midst of exam prep? We've got you covered. Come study and relax with friends in a chill environment. We'll have light snacks, chill games and crafts, and PUPPIES! Two certified therapy dogs will be joining us from 7-8 pm for cuddles and stress relief. Read them a story, talk through your essay outline, or just scratch their ears and tell them what good boys they are.