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News Event Photos

Girl Scouts learn how craters are formed

Inside a plastic sheeting planetarium, girls punch out constellations

A row of giggling children does not deter the mini Mars Rover

Mechanical Engineering Professor Junlan Wang brought her sons to the event

UCR Chancellor France Cordova accepted mementos from Girl Scout Council representatives Jessica Lawrence (center) and Margie Haupt (right)

Ribbons made colorful tails for comets

Members of the Riverside Astronomical Society shared their telescopes

Children decorated Alka Seltzer rockets before launching them

JPL's Art Hammon talked about current activities of the Mars Rover

Astronomers answered questions and explained how the telescopes work