It may be New Year's Eve, but it's also a great night for sidewalk
astronomy.
We will be set up in Monrovia's Library park tonight, at the corner of
Myrtle & Lime, from about 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Here's the thing though: the city of Monrovia is closing off a block of
Myrtle, between Lemon and Colorado, to hold a New Year's Eve block
party. The street will be closed this afternoon, and the block party
starts at 7:00 p.m.
But if you have a chance to start your evening in downtown Monrovia
tonight, we'll be giving out great views of the moon and Jupiter with
its four big Galilean moons.
Don't miss Jane's "What's Up" for NASA for January, here on
YouTube:
http://youtu.be/udTu2K15Boo
And she has a great blog post today on the subject of black-eyed peas
for New Year's Eve:
http://jane.whiteoaks.com/2011/12/30/black-eyed-peas-a-new-years-traditiona…
Best regards and Happy New Year,
Mojo
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Morris Jones, Monrovia, CA
http://whiteoaks.com