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Killaloe under the Flower Moon: May 23 2024 @ 9pm - 11pm | Astronomy Meetup

This May, get ready for a closer look at the Flower Moon! This month's Astronomy meetup is happening on May 23, 9pm-11pm at the Killaloe Pathways Park. We'll be planning to see the craters on the Moon as well as any planets that may be visible.

This May, we are excited to take a closer look at the Flower Moon!

This month's Astronomy meetup is happening on May 23, 9pm-11pm at the Killaloe Pathways Park.
We'll be aiming our telescopes at the craters of the Moon, as well as any planets that are visible that night.

Snacks will be provided by Nala's Kitchen.

Hope to see you all there!

Update: Thanks to everyone who made it. The Flower Moon gave us quite a show!

Flower Moon - 23 May 2024, Killaloe, Ontario.

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