Noite de Observação no Parque da Cidade Serra ES

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Fabio Bianchi de Moura

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Member Since: Apr 2011

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No dia 12 de maio de 2011 coordenei uma atividade de observação astronômica no Parque da Cidade, um local agradável e de horizonte bem amplo, mas com bastante poluição luminosa, mesmo assim observarmos o planeta Saturno e seus anéis e satélites e a Lua na fase crescente o que deixou os alunos e professores da EMEF Eulália Falquetto Gusmann bastante maravilhados com o que puderam observar, estiveram presentes um número pequeno de alunos acompanhado de seus responsáveis, devido ao parque se localizar um tanto distante da escola, mas foi prazeroso ver muitos rostinhos encantados com algo que nunca tinham experimentado.

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