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Starry Night Over Chiang Mai Returns in 2026 with Lunar Crater Viewing

Chiang Mai, Thailand will once again host the starry ⁢Night event in⁣ 2026, offering ⁣astronomy enthusiasts a chance to observe lunar craters and participate in‍ a variety of stargazing activities. The National Astronomical‍ Research institute of Thailand (NARIT) ‍is organizing the ‍event, promising a spectacular view of the night sky.

This year’s event‍ will feature opportunities to view lunar craters through telescopes, alongside workshops and presentations on astronomy. Attendees can expect:

• Telescopic Viewing: High-powered telescopes will be available for observing the Moon and other ‍celestial objects.
• Astronomy Workshops: ⁤ Learn about constellations, planets, and the universe from expert astronomers.
• Lectures & Presentations: ‍ Engage with the latest discoveries in astronomy ⁢and space exploration.
• Family-Friendly Activities: ⁤Events designed for all ages,fostering a love ⁣for‍ science and the⁤ cosmos.

NARIT encourages anyone interested in astronomy to attend. Further details, including the exact ⁣dates and location within Chiang Mai, are available on the NARIT website.

The ⁢event⁤ builds on the success of previous Starry Night gatherings, which have drawn large crowds and positive feedback from participants. It aims to promote scientific literacy and inspire the next⁢ generation of astronomers.