Meade have very generously donated another telescope to raffle at the Astronomy Festival. This year ...
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20th Jul 2010 15:47
The Centre will open from 8pm on the 12th August for a chance to spot the Perseids Meteor Shower as ...
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20th Jul 2010 15:40
A new gallery has been launched on the web site to showcase some of the amazing photos taken during ...
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29th Apr 2010 15:57
The Observatory Science Centre
Herstmonceux
Hailsham
East Sussex
BN27 1RN
Herstmonceux
Hailsham
East Sussex
BN27 1RN
Tel: 01323 832731
Fax: 01323 832741
Fax: 01323 832741
Past Group Highlights
The Centre has been host to many groups and activities; a recent example being The Jaguar Enthusiasts' Club London to Brighton Jaguar Run organised by Jaguar World Monthly.
The event took place on 26th April 2009 and was blessed with glorious weather. All participants came into The Centre for their stop-off to take a well earned coffee break, play with the exhibits, join the Telescope Tours and, most importantly for some, find answers to their Treasure Hunt questions.
Almost 300 Jaguar cars were parked in front of The Centre at one time and the copper telescope domes proved a perfect backdrop for the marvellous array of cars.
The event took place on 26th April 2009 and was blessed with glorious weather. All participants came into The Centre for their stop-off to take a well earned coffee break, play with the exhibits, join the Telescope Tours and, most importantly for some, find answers to their Treasure Hunt questions.
Almost 300 Jaguar cars were parked in front of The Centre at one time and the copper telescope domes proved a perfect backdrop for the marvellous array of cars.
Created 04/12/2009 12:46 | 25 Photos
In conjunction with The Royal Photographic Society SE Region a Family, Fun and Photography Day was held on Sunday June 28th 2009.
There were photographic competitions for 3 age groups with prizes for the best image taken on the day. The winning photos were subsequently displayed at The Centre and can now be seen on the RPS web site.
There were photographic competitions for 3 age groups with prizes for the best image taken on the day. The winning photos were subsequently displayed at The Centre and can now be seen on the RPS web site.
