Celebrate the Blue 'Super' Moon with the School of Earth and Space Exploration

Celebrate the Blue 'Super' Moon with the School of Earth and Space Exploration

Join the School of Earth and Space Exploration’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Camera team for a celebration of the blue “super” moon.

What is a “blue moon?” What is a “super moon”? What is a "blood moon?” How rare and special are these events? Experts from LROC, the AstroDevils and School of Earth and Space Exploration will be on hand to answer these questions and many more.

Telescopes will be set up for optimal moon viewing (weather permitting) by the ASU AstroDevils. Moon posters, postcards and LROC mission stickers will be provided to all attendees.

Event Schedule

6:27 p.m. 
Event starts

7:30 p.m. 
“The Moon Revealed” 3-D show at the Marston Exploration Theater

8:30 p.m.
Event ends 

The moon viewing will be followed by a Marston Exploration Theater show starting at 7:30 p.m. This live-narrated 3-D show provides an unparalleled look at the moon in 3-D, including historical missions to the moon and the latest research from LROC.

Tickets for the show may be purchased in advance online or at the box office prior to the show. Mention code, “Blue Moon” and receive a special discounted rate of $5 per ticket either in-person or online.

FAQ

What are my parking options?
ASU's Interdisciplinary Science and Technology Building IV (ISTB4), the home of the School of Earth and Space Exploration (map), is located near the intersection of Rural and Terrace Road in Tempe on the east side of campus. This seven-story structure is ASU’s largest research facility and is accessible on foot via Orange Street and McAllister Avenue. If arriving by Light Rail, exit at the "University and Rural Road" stop.

Parking is available inside the Rural Road parking structure just east of ISTB4. From the parking structure, walk west and enter ISTB4 through the glass doors on the north side of the building. Please note that a parking fee is $3 per hour and is charged upon exiting the parking structure. There is additional paid parking directly south of ISTB4 available for $2 per hour. There is an automated payment registration kiosk on the parking lot's west side (the corner near the building).

Karin Valentine
Media Relations & Marketing Manager, School of Earth and Space Exploration
480-965-9345
Karin.Valentine@asu.edu
https://sese.asu.edu/
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Interdisciplinary Science and Technology Building IV, Marston Exploration Theater