Space travelers began their journey by picking up a passport at Keck Observatory’s lobby (65-1120 Mamalahoa Hwy).
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“This event provides an opportunity for observatory staff to interact with our community as they explore planets – just as professional astronomers do – while walking through town.” “We love sharing astronomy with friends, family, neighbors, community members, and especially kids,” says Mary Beth Laychak, director of strategic communications at Canada-France-Hawaii-Telescope (CFHT). The family-friendly event transforms Waimea into a scale model of the solar system, inviting the public to explore our neighboring planets through hands-on activities.
The Solar System Walk was held on Saturday, October 26, from 10 a.m. “It’s a fun way for everyone to experience the science that is being conducted right here in our beautiful Hawaii Island home.” “This is one of our favorite community traditions,” says Shelly Pelfrey, outreach coordinator at W. This weekend, the annual Waimea Solar System Walk is returning to Waimea, marking 10 years since this free event first launched. It’s a milestone year for an event that brings a one-mile celestial experience to the entire community. The Maunakea Observatories provided video of the event, and issued this media release:
(BIVN) – The annual Solar System was held in Waimea this weekend.
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