Join the Cayman Islands Astronomical Society for a evening of stargazing over the southern skies from 7:30pm on Wednesday the 15th of June.
We are excited to offer great views to the South from the Spotts Landing Dock.
We'll learn how to find our bearings using the Southern Cross, and watch Scorpio rise up into the sky.
You'll also identify Alpha Centauri, the closest star system to us beyond our sun.
Omega Centauri, a cluster of millions of stars that appears like diamonds spilt over velvet should look amazing!
The Hubble Space Telescope will join as a special visitor with a bright flyby at 7:36pm.
As a bonus, a glorious big moon will rise from the sea in on cue at 8:47pm as a finale!
All are welcome and the event is totally free. The event will be cancelled if there is more than 50% cloud cover, so check the facebook event page for the latest updates.