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"Astronomy compels the soul to look upwards and leads us from this world to another." -Plato

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Celestial Tour Guide offering Night Sky Tours, Astro Tourism, and Science Entertainment through speaking engagements, appearances, and events.

Are you interested in a dynamic, enthusiastic, and funny presenter for your event, meeting, or classroom? Maybe you want a unique travel experience? Perhaps you would like to go out and have fun with a whole group of like-minded adults? Whatever the case, I am here to make that happen.

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Home Planetarium…

My very dear friend, mentor, colleague and former professor Katherine Meyer-Canales, Co-Chair of the Saddleback College Astronomy and Physics Department and Advisor to Saddleback’s Astronomy and Physics Club, has recommended this home planetarium software available for FREE. I have not reviewed this yet, so I’m taking her (very reliable) word for this. It is . […]

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I am amazed by the night sky for some reasons. It is a stunningly beautiful sight, with its shimmering stars, constellations, and celestial events such as meteor showers and auroras. I enjoy stargazing and thinking all the various possible worlds that could be out there. It serves as a gentle reminder that the universe is […]

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  • Home Planetarium software
  • Orion Fall 2022 1st siting
  • New Pillars of Creation Pic
  • The Scale of our Solar System and Galaxy
  • James Webb Space Telescope FINALLY launching
  • Voyager 1 hums along
  • Congratulations, Julian!!
  • Mars Perserverance Landing
  • Pluto’s Discovery credited to woman
  • Pale Blue Dot Photo turns 30
  • Interstellar Comet Borisov is About to Make its Closest Approach to Earth – Universe Today
  • Titan visitor
  • Extraterrestrial Visitor?
  • Perseid Meteor Shower San Diego Weather Looks Great!!!
  • San Diego Perseid Meteor Shower 2016 Viewing Locations
  • Solar System Sundress and Stargazing
  • Space Shuttle External Fuel Tank in San Diego
  • Former Professor of mine to lead Chile Telescope Project
  • The Psychology of Dark Skies
  • Extrasolar planet hunter UC Berkeley Geoff Marcy resigns
  • “The Martian” connection to Apollo 12

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