This program is great. Whether you are a real astronomy buff or just like looking at the stars, this is a must do program when you are in Tucson. Adam does a great job explaining some really complex things using layman's terms which makes it fun and understandable. The bonus is the drive up and down Mt. Lemmon with spectacular... More

The SkyCenter Observatory night class was a wonderful experience. Adam is a wonderful speaker and the evening was well worth the time! My husband and I enjoyed the sunset from the top of Mt. Lemmon (9157 ft.) with instruction from Adam about what we were witnessing. We found the telescope views of outter space very amazing! It is spectacular viewing... More

We had a fantastic time. Adam Block is a truly knowledgeable and enthusiastic instructor. We all got to see incredible wonders on the 32 inch telescope and fabulous photos of other spectacular items from space. I know that sounds a bit vague, but it is so that I don't ruin the surprise about the incredible sights you will experience if... More

My wife and I joined an small group of 18 people at the Sky Center on May 7th. It was a wonderful evening for all. Adam provided a fun and fact filled experience which included a truly excellent video he produced and many sightings through a magnificent telescope. The evening also included a sunset and a moon rise. Anyone in... More

This was a great experience. Adam showed us many amazing sights in the telescope like the moon, Saturn, star clusters, galaxies. We even saw the sun through a special telescope. We also learned to use star charts and binoculars to look at the sky. I learned A LOT and got to see many amazing sights. Highly recommended. More

18 degrees in Arizona? You better believe it ! You will see and learn things you never imagined in this 5 to 6 hour class that's a roll-up-your-sleeves affair where PhDs and average Joe's use a multi-million dollar telescope to see the galaxies. Not to be missed, but dress for the cold. Kudos the U of A for making this... More

You don't need to be a star gazer to enjoy this. See the stars, sun and planets from the largest telescope that is available to the public. The presenter (Adam in my case) will make sure you know what you are seeing and its importance. His description of the size of the the planets, solar system, galaxy etc. is mind... More

The SkyCenter Observatory proved TripAdvisor correct! First - if you go - dress warmly. If you don't have your winter jacket, bring blankets (you can buy them for $20 each when Adam opens shop). Adam's not kidding when he said COLD - hat and gloves. It's a long afternoon/evening and is worth the price for what one learns and sees.... More

Took my 9 year old son to the Mount Lemmon Sky Center through the University of Arizona. The 5 hour program was amazing. Watched the sun set, was taught facts about the universe, viewed the sun through a special telescope, etc. Then we moved over to the 32 inch telescope (the biggest public one in the west). It was amazing!... More