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Jornada de Observación Astronómica en Sierras de Rocha (SUSPENDIDA)
Rocha, viernes, 17 de abril, 18:00 GMT-3
Actualizacion 17/4 13:00hs: ACTIVIDAD SUSPENDIDA POR MAL TIEMPO
En el marco de la Semana Internacional de los Cielos Oscuros (IDSW) 2026 queremos invitarles a explorar el cielo nocturno, a simple vista y a través de telescopios, y a aprender que iluminar de forma sostenible para resguardar la oscuridad de la noche es posible, y más necesario que nunca.
VIERNES 17 DE ABRIL, 18 a 21 hs.
RESERVA CERRO NEGRO
Ruta 109 km 20, Sierras de Rocha.
INVITAN:
Ambá, Núcleo Interdisciplinario de Estudios en Contaminación Lumínica y Observatorio Astronómico del CURE.
Actividad para público general. Cupo limitado. En caso de mal tiempo se suspende.
https://plan.undernet.uy/event/jornada-de-observacion-astronomica-en-sierras-de-rocha
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Jornada de Observación Astronómica en Sierras de Rocha
Rocha, viernes, 17 de abril, 18:00 GMT-3
En el marco de la Semana Internacional de los Cielos Oscuros (IDSW) 2026 queremos invitarles a explorar el cielo nocturno, a simple vista y a través de telescopios, y a aprender que iluminar de forma sostenible para resguardar la oscuridad de la noche es posible, y más necesario que nunca.
VIERNES 17 DE ABRIL, 18 a 21 hs.
RESERVA CERRO NEGRO
Ruta 109 km 20, Sierras de Rocha.
INVITAN:
Ambá, Núcleo Interdisciplinario de Estudios en Contaminación Lumínica y Observatorio Astronómico del CURE.
Actividad para público general. Cupo limitado. En caso de mal tiempo se suspende.
https://plan.undernet.uy/event/jornada-de-observacion-astronomica-en-sierras-de-rocha
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Jornada de Observación Astronómica en Sierras de Rocha
Rocha, viernes, 17 de abril, 18:00 GMT-3
En el marco de la Semana Internacional de los Cielos Oscuros (IDSW) 2026 queremos invitarles a explorar el cielo nocturno, a simple vista y a través de telescopios, y a aprender que iluminar de forma sostenible para resguardar la oscuridad de la noche es posible, y más necesario que nunca.
VIERNES 17 DE ABRIL, 18 a 21 hs.
RESERVA CERRO NEGRO
Ruta 109 km 20, Sierras de Rocha.
INVITAN:
Ambá, Núcleo Interdisciplinario de Estudios en Contaminación Lumínica y Observatorio Astronómico del CURE.
Actividad para público general. Cupo limitado. En caso de mal tiempo se suspende.
https://plan.undernet.uy/event/jornada-de-observacion-astronomica-en-sierras-de-rocha
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Jornada de Observación Astronómica en Sierras de Rocha
Rocha, viernes, 17 de abril, 18:00 GMT-3
En el marco de la Semana Internacional de los Cielos Oscuros (IDSW) 2026 queremos invitarles a explorar el cielo nocturno, a simple vista y a través de telescopios, y a aprender que iluminar de forma sostenible para resguardar la oscuridad de la noche es posible, y más necesario que nunca.
VIERNES 17 DE ABRIL, 18 a 21 hs.
RESERVA CERRO NEGRO
Ruta 109 km 20, Sierras de Rocha.
INVITAN:
Ambá, Núcleo Interdisciplinario de Estudios en Contaminación Lumínica y Observatorio Astronómico del CURE.
Actividad para público general. Cupo limitado. En caso de mal tiempo se suspende.
https://plan.undernet.uy/event/jornada-de-observacion-astronomica-en-sierras-de-rocha
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Jornada de Observación Astronómica en Sierras de Rocha
Rocha, viernes, 17 de abril, 18:00 GMT-3
En el marco de la Semana Internacional de los Cielos Oscuros (IDSW) 2026 queremos invitarles a explorar el cielo nocturno, a simple vista y a través de telescopios, y a aprender que iluminar de forma sostenible para resguardar la oscuridad de la noche es posible, y más necesario que nunca.
VIERNES 17 DE ABRIL, 18 a 21 hs.
RESERVA CERRO NEGRO
Ruta 109 km 20, Sierras de Rocha.
INVITAN:
Ambá, Núcleo Interdisciplinario de Estudios en Contaminación Lumínica y Observatorio Astronómico del CURE.
Actividad para público general. Cupo limitado. En caso de mal tiempo se suspende.
https://plan.undernet.uy/event/jornada-de-observacion-astronomica-en-sierras-de-rocha
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Interesting that between the 1994 and 2021 maps, the trail over Lamarck Col became established enough to be marked. #sierras #hiking #wilderness #childsittingbehindmesuggestingotherhashtags
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Interesting that between the 1994 and 2021 maps, the trail over Lamarck Col became established enough to be marked. #sierras #hiking #wilderness #childsittingbehindmesuggestingotherhashtags
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Interesting that between the 1994 and 2021 maps, the trail over Lamarck Col became established enough to be marked. #sierras #hiking #wilderness #childsittingbehindmesuggestingotherhashtags
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Interesting that between the 1994 and 2021 maps, the trail over Lamarck Col became established enough to be marked. #sierras #hiking #wilderness #childsittingbehindmesuggestingotherhashtags
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Interesting that between the 1994 and 2021 maps, the trail over Lamarck Col became established enough to be marked. #sierras #hiking #wilderness #childsittingbehindmesuggestingotherhashtags
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Hiking eye-to-eye with the passenger jets
Spirit Airlines jet approaching Reno from Rattlesnake Mountain with the snowy Sierras in the background.It’s not often you have a chance from ground level to get eye-to-eye with a passenger jet let alone be above it while it’s still airborne. Well, if you are in the Reno area, be sure to hike 5,014 foot Rattlesnake Mountain, as you will get a close-up view of them as they are descending to land at Reno/Tahoe International Airport. FYI – This does depend on the wind direction.
With the Sierras as a backdrop, it’s 360 degrees of amazing views from Rattlesnake Mountain. Out and back, the trail is approximately 1.7 miles in length and you gain approximately 415 feet in elevation.
Jets preparing for takeoff with downtown Reno in the background. View from Rattlesnake Mountain.There are several approaches to the summit of Rattlesnake Mountain to choose from with varying degrees of steepness. Once near the summit, you are afforded splendid views of greater Reno, including a full-on vista of the airport, as well as a great view of downtown.
Rattlesnake Mountain and the adjacent hills in the Huffaker Hills Open Space form the east side of a narrow air corridor, along with the Sierras on the west side, that aircraft fly through on approach to Reno/Tahoe International Airport from the south.
Rattlesnake Mountain at dusk from the Huffaker Hills Open Space Trailhead.So, if you love plane watching and cityscapes, Rattlesnake Mountain in Reno, Nevada is the place for you. After sunset, the lights of the city and airport must be even more amazing!
Peace!
Source: wikipedia.org#airTravel #airports #cities #fun #geography #hiking #history #landUse #Nevada #RattlesnakeMountain #Reno #Sierras #sightseeing #tourism #transportation #travel
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Hiking eye-to-eye with the passenger jets
Spirit Airlines jet approaching Reno from Rattlesnake Mountain with the snowy Sierras in the background.It’s not often you have a chance from ground level to get eye-to-eye with a passenger jet let alone be above it while it’s still airborne. Well, if you are in the Reno area, be sure to hike 5,014 foot Rattlesnake Mountain, as you will get a close-up view of them as they are descending to land at Reno/Tahoe International Airport. FYI – This does depend on the wind direction.
With the Sierras as a backdrop, it’s 360 degrees of amazing views from Rattlesnake Mountain. Out and back, the trail is approximately 1.7 miles in length and you gain approximately 415 feet in elevation.
Jets preparing for takeoff with downtown Reno in the background. View from Rattlesnake Mountain.There are several approaches to the summit of Rattlesnake Mountain to choose from with varying degrees of steepness. Once near the summit, you are afforded splendid views of greater Reno, including a full-on vista of the airport, as well as a great view of downtown.
Rattlesnake Mountain and the adjacent hills in the Huffaker Hills Open Space form the east side of a narrow air corridor, along with the Sierras on the west side, that aircraft fly through on approach to Reno/Tahoe International Airport from the south.
Rattlesnake Mountain at dusk from the Huffaker Hills Open Space Trailhead.So, if you love plane watching and cityscapes, Rattlesnake Mountain in Reno, Nevada is the place for you. After sunset, the lights of the city and airport must be even more amazing!
Peace!
Source: wikipedia.org#airTravel #airports #cities #fun #geography #hiking #history #landUse #Nevada #RattlesnakeMountain #Reno #Sierras #sightseeing #tourism #transportation #travel
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Hiking eye-to-eye with the passenger jets
Spirit Airlines jet approaching Reno from Rattlesnake Mountain with the snowy Sierras in the background.It’s not often you have a chance from ground level to get eye-to-eye with a passenger jet let alone be above it while it’s still airborne. Well, if you are in the Reno area, be sure to hike 5,014 foot Rattlesnake Mountain, as you will get a close-up view of them as they are descending to land at Reno/Tahoe International Airport. FYI – This does depend on the wind direction.
With the Sierras as a backdrop, it’s 360 degrees of amazing views from Rattlesnake Mountain. Out and back, the trail is approximately 1.7 miles in length and you gain approximately 415 feet in elevation.
Jets preparing for takeoff with downtown Reno in the background. View from Rattlesnake Mountain.There are several approaches to the summit of Rattlesnake Mountain to choose from with varying degrees of steepness. Once near the summit, you are afforded splendid views of greater Reno, including a full-on vista of the airport, as well as a great view of downtown.
Rattlesnake Mountain and the adjacent hills in the Huffaker Hills Open Space form the east side of a narrow air corridor, along with the Sierras on the west side, that aircraft fly through on approach to Reno/Tahoe International Airport from the south.
Rattlesnake Mountain at dusk from the Huffaker Hills Open Space Trailhead.So, if you love plane watching and cityscapes, Rattlesnake Mountain in Reno, Nevada is the place for you. After sunset, the lights of the city and airport must be even more amazing!
Peace!
Source: wikipedia.org#airTravel #airports #cities #fun #geography #hiking #history #landUse #Nevada #RattlesnakeMountain #Reno #Sierras #sightseeing #tourism #transportation #travel
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Hiking eye-to-eye with the passenger jets
Spirit Airlines jet approaching Reno from Rattlesnake Mountain with the snowy Sierras in the background.It’s not often you have a chance from ground level to get eye-to-eye with a passenger jet let alone be above it while it’s still airborne. Well, if you are in the Reno area, be sure to hike 5,014 foot Rattlesnake Mountain, as you will get a close-up view of them as they are descending to land at Reno/Tahoe International Airport. FYI – This does depend on the wind direction.
With the Sierras as a backdrop, it’s 360 degrees of amazing views from Rattlesnake Mountain. Out and back, the trail is approximately 1.7 miles in length and you gain approximately 415 feet in elevation.
Jets preparing for takeoff with downtown Reno in the background. View from Rattlesnake Mountain.There are several approaches to the summit of Rattlesnake Mountain to choose from with varying degrees of steepness. Once near the summit, you are afforded splendid views of greater Reno, including a full-on vista of the airport, as well as a great view of downtown.
Rattlesnake Mountain and the adjacent hills in the Huffaker Hills Open Space form the east side of a narrow air corridor, along with the Sierras on the west side, that aircraft fly through on approach to Reno/Tahoe International Airport from the south.
Rattlesnake Mountain at dusk from the Huffaker Hills Open Space Trailhead.So, if you love plane watching and cityscapes, Rattlesnake Mountain in Reno, Nevada is the place for you. After sunset, the lights of the city and airport must be even more amazing!
Peace!
Source: wikipedia.org#airTravel #airports #cities #fun #geography #hiking #history #landUse #Nevada #RattlesnakeMountain #Reno #Sierras #sightseeing #tourism #transportation #travel
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Hiking eye-to-eye with the passenger jets
Spirit Airlines jet approaching Reno from Rattlesnake Mountain with the snowy Sierras in the background.It’s not often you have a chance from ground level to get eye-to-eye with a passenger jet let alone be above it while it’s still airborne. Well, if you are in the Reno area, be sure to hike 5,014 foot Rattlesnake Mountain, as you will get a close-up view of them as they are descending to land at Reno/Tahoe International Airport. FYI – This does depend on the wind direction.
With the Sierras as a backdrop, it’s 360 degrees of amazing views from Rattlesnake Mountain. Out and back, the trail is approximately 1.7 miles in length and you gain approximately 415 feet in elevation.
Jets preparing for takeoff with downtown Reno in the background. View from Rattlesnake Mountain.There are several approaches to the summit of Rattlesnake Mountain to choose from with varying degrees of steepness. Once near the summit, you are afforded splendid views of greater Reno, including a full-on vista of the airport, as well as a great view of downtown.
Rattlesnake Mountain and the adjacent hills in the Huffaker Hills Open Space form the east side of a narrow air corridor, along with the Sierras on the west side, that aircraft fly through on approach to Reno/Tahoe International Airport from the south.
Rattlesnake Mountain at dusk from the Huffaker Hills Open Space Trailhead.So, if you love plane watching and cityscapes, Rattlesnake Mountain in Reno, Nevada is the place for you. After sunset, the lights of the city and airport must be even more amazing!
Peace!
Source: wikipedia.org#airTravel #airports #cities #fun #geography #hiking #history #landUse #Nevada #RattlesnakeMountain #Reno #Sierras #sightseeing #tourism #transportation #travel
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Silver Peak
10,700+ feet above sea level
#Sierras #Mountains #California
https://ops.alertcalifornia.org/cam-console/2389 -
Silver Peak
10,700+ feet above sea level
#Sierras #Mountains #California
https://ops.alertcalifornia.org/cam-console/2389 -
Silver Peak
10,700+ feet above sea level
#Sierras #Mountains #California
https://ops.alertcalifornia.org/cam-console/2389 -
Silver Peak
10,700+ feet above sea level
#Sierras #Mountains #California
https://ops.alertcalifornia.org/cam-console/2389 -
This article about Noah discovering adaptive skiing was *such* a joy ⛷️⛰️
https://issuu.com/adventuresportsjournal/docs/winter_2024_issuu/32#Sierras #California #BearValley #AdaptiveSkiing #TherapeauticRecreation #KabukiSyndrome #Tahoe #ASJ
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This article about Noah discovering adaptive skiing was *such* a joy ⛷️⛰️
https://issuu.com/adventuresportsjournal/docs/winter_2024_issuu/32#Sierras #California #BearValley #AdaptiveSkiing #TherapeauticRecreation #KabukiSyndrome #Tahoe #ASJ
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This article about Noah discovering adaptive skiing was *such* a joy ⛷️⛰️
https://issuu.com/adventuresportsjournal/docs/winter_2024_issuu/32#Sierras #California #BearValley #AdaptiveSkiing #TherapeauticRecreation #KabukiSyndrome #Tahoe #ASJ
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Had a wonderful, exhausting, and exhilarating four day solo backpacking trip through the Hoover, upper Yosemite, and Emigrant Wildernesses. So quiet at times you could hear birds flap their wings from 200 yards away. Crossing over Big Sam (elev. 10,825’) with 50mph+ cross winds yesterday morning was a joy I’ll never forget. Even caught a glimpse of the northern lights on Thursday night. #hiking #backpacking #wilderness #sierras
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Had a wonderful, exhausting, and exhilarating four day solo backpacking trip through the Hoover, upper Yosemite, and Emigrant Wildernesses. So quiet at times you could hear birds flap their wings from 200 yards away. Crossing over Big Sam (elev. 10,825’) with 50mph+ cross winds yesterday morning was a joy I’ll never forget. Even caught a glimpse of the northern lights on Thursday night. #hiking #backpacking #wilderness #sierras
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Had a wonderful, exhausting, and exhilarating four day solo backpacking trip through the Hoover, upper Yosemite, and Emigrant Wildernesses. So quiet at times you could hear birds flap their wings from 200 yards away. Crossing over Big Sam (elev. 10,825’) with 50mph+ cross winds yesterday morning was a joy I’ll never forget. Even caught a glimpse of the northern lights on Thursday night. #hiking #backpacking #wilderness #sierras
