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Stargazing at Beachy Head
Eastbourne
Type:Special Events
Beachy Head Story, Beachy Head Road, Eastbourne, East Sussex, BN20 7YA
Tel: 01323 729926
Eastbourne
Tel: 01323 729926
Head to Beachy Head and be amazed by our beautiful skies. Using Eastbourne Astronomical Society telescopes you will be able to explore the night skies, view the craters on the moon and see the constellations in the night sky. Look out for Pegasus, the famous winged horse and Andromeda, the princess who was the wife of Perseus in Greek mythology.
It is hoped that the largest of the Planets – Jupiter will be available to view, and if lucky you may see up to four of Jupiter's moons. At this time of the year views of beautiful ringed planet Saturn and Venus may also be available as it sets in the west.
This event will not go ahead if it rains.
Free to attend
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