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Gazing at the night sky during late fall and winter months can prove to be quite a challenge given extensive cloud cover and frigid weather conditions.
Fortunately, Kalamazoo Astronomical Society (KAS) has just the solution: online viewing sessions through Zoom.
Starting November 7 through February 2021, KAS will use their remote telescope facility located in Portal, AZ, in order to give session participants the opportunity to view images of deep-sky objects.
Richard Bell, KAS president, joined Fox 17 live to discuss the events in further detail.
