Colorful Nebulae

Amateur astronomer and SoVerA member, Al Boudreau, will present a lively and colorful talk on the nature of the ephemeral in our universe: the nebula, on Thursday, April 19th, at 7:00 P.M. on the lower level of the Mark Skinner Library. These objects are what the sun, our earth and ... we were a bit over 5 billion years ago. Come hear Al describe the many types of nebulae, and explain their characteristics, using stunning images.

SoVerA (Southern Vermont Astronomy Group) is an organization composed of amateur and professional astronomers, educators, students and members of the lay public. The group is dedicated to making astronomy much more accessible to all. Talks and presentations are free and are held in venues throughout the southern Vermont region on the third Thursday of every month, with observing afterwards, sky conditions permitting. All are welcome. More information may be found at:  www.sovera.org .