NASA Solar System Ambassador brings high-powered telescopes to children at Wesmark Library
PHOTOS BY MICAH GREEN / THE SUMTER ITEM
Jeremiah and Gracier Kloiber look through eclipse glasses given to them by Larry Metcalf, a NASA Solar System Ambassador, who also brought his high powered telescopes with him. The event was a part of the Sumter County Library’s summer reading program “A Universe of Stories.”
Jeremiah and Gracier Kloiber look through eclipse glasses given to them by Larry Metcalf, a NASA Solar System Ambassador, who also brought his high powered telescopes with him. The event was a part of the Sumter County Library’s summer reading program “A Universe of Stories.”
Larry Metcalf speaks to children at the Wesmark branch of the Sumter County Library last week. Metcalf is a NASA Solar System Ambassador and brought his high powered telescopes with him that allowed children to look at the sun. The event was a part of the Sumter County Library’s summer reading program “A Universe of Stories.”
Ruth Weaver checks out an asteroid that Larry Metcalf brought with him to the Wesmark Library last week. Metcalf is a NASA Solar System Ambassador and brought his high powered telescopes with him that allowed children to look at the sun. The event was a part of the Sumter County Library’s summer reading program “A Universe of Stories."
Children look through two high powered telescopes at the Wesmark branch of the Sumter County Library brought by Larry Metcalf for his Solar Astronomy session. Metcalf is a NASA Solar System Amabassador and brought his high powered telescopes with him that allowed children to look at the sun. The event was a part of the Sumter County Library’s summer reading program “A Universe of Stories.”
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