Category: Public Observing
![Imagine the Moon at the Adler Planetarium this Winter!](https://www.adlerplanetarium.org/wp-content/uploads/Imagine-the-Moon-at-the-Adler-Planetarium-this-Winter.jpg)
Choose the Moon With Us This Winter!
This winter, we’re stopping to #LookUp and celebrate the mysteries and magnetism of our closest celestial neighbor, the Moon. The Moon has been a source of wonder for all of human history. It has been a muse for poetry, art, and epic stories. As people studied and recorded the patterns of the Moon’s movements, they […]
![Above: Junior members of CAS observing at the Adler’s rooftop in the context of Operation Moonwatch, c. 1957 (Adler Archives)](https://www.adlerplanetarium.org/wp-content/uploads/Junior-members-of-CAS.png)
Chicago: A City of Stargazers
Chicago has long been a city of stargazers. And one way or another, all astronomical roads in Chicago have led to the Adler since it became the first planetarium in the Western Hemisphere in 1930. Here are a few stories, objects, and documents from our collections that remind us how the Adler has helped Chicagoans […]
![Adler Skywatch - #LookUp With Us This Month!](https://www.adlerplanetarium.org/wp-content/uploads/Adler-Skywatch-e1538582871412.png)
Adler Skywatch: October 2018
Watching the skies as they change—from day to night, from season to season—is a pastime as old as civilization. It’s even more fun when you know something about what you’re watching. Here are a few sky highlights you can see for yourself in the month of October 2018. The planet Mars is the brightest readily […]