How to See the Super Blue Blood Moon from Columbia

Posted by SCSM on Jan 29, 2018 in Astronomy | Comments Off on How to See the Super Blue Blood Moon from Columbia

Boeing Observatory manager Matthew Whitehouse is here with a few tips on viewing this week’s Super Blue Blood Moon from Columbia, South Carolina.

Make Sure Your Solar Eclipse Viewing Glasses Are Safe!

Posted by SCSM on Aug 2, 2017 in Astronomy, Education, Solar Eclipse 2017 | Comments Off on Make Sure Your Solar Eclipse Viewing Glasses Are Safe!

Wondering if your Solar Eclipse Viewing Glasses are safe? State Museum Observatory Manager, Matthew Whitehouse, has some tips to help you out.

Experience Shadows From Space in the Planetarium Before the 2017 Solar Eclipse

Posted by SCSM on Jul 28, 2017 in Astronomy, Planetarium, Solar Eclipse 2017 | Comments Off on Experience Shadows From Space in the Planetarium Before the 2017 Solar Eclipse

See the new full dome planetarium experience, Shadows From Space, at the South Carolina State Museum and learn more about the the 2017 Total Solar Eclipse.

ASTROBLOG: One Year Away From a Total Eclipse of the Sun

Posted by SCSM on Aug 19, 2016 in Astronomy | Comments Off on ASTROBLOG: One Year Away From a Total Eclipse of the Sun

Did you know, on Mon. Aug. 21, 2017 Columbia, SC will be one of the best places to witness the Solar Eclipse of 2017?! As 2017 Solar Eclipse Headquarters for South Carolina, the State Museum is already hard at work planning exciting events, programs, solar and night-sky viewing opportunities and more.

ASTROBLOG: 6 Exciting Upcoming Skywatching Opportunities!

Posted by SC State Museum on Mar 31, 2016 in Astronomy | Comments Off on ASTROBLOG: 6 Exciting Upcoming Skywatching Opportunities!

The best astronomy and skywatching events of the year are yet to come. Read on to discover what the rest of the year has in store!

Dr. Ronald E. McNair: Eyes on the Stars

Posted by SC State Museum on Jan 27, 2016 in Astronomy, History | Comments Off on Dr. Ronald E. McNair: Eyes on the Stars

In memory of the 30th anniversary of the Challenger Shuttle Disaster, learn more about SC astronaut Dr. Ronald E. McNair.