Natural History Week 2025
June 15 - June 22
Star Island’s Place in the Cosmos
Our speaker will provide lectures on a variety of topics that are all related to Astronomy and Space Science but with a focus on the relevance of Astronomy to our lives here on Earth. What if there is life elsewhere in the universe? What if the Sun will die someday? How do I find my way around the nighttime sky so I can share it with my family? What are the water worlds in our own solar system like that possess the three essential elements astrobiologists believe are needed for life as we understand it.
Speakers:
John Gianforte, Associate State Specialist Professor, Space Science Ed Director, UNH Observatory, Extension Associate Professor/Space Science Education/Youth & Family State Specialist.
Program Fee
$150/adults, $25/children (one $25 fee covers all children in a single-family)
Room & Board
The rates below are per person for the full length of the conference.
Adults (18+)
Standard Shared: $1,265 | Standard Single: $1,770
Motel Shared: $1,560 | Motel Single: $2,285
Youth
Under 5: Free | 6-11 years: $585 | 12-17 years: $840
Boat Schedule
Departure from Portsmouth TBD
Departure from Star Island TBD
Questions?
Email conference registrar James McLaren at jmclaren45@gmail.com.
Images courtesy of Shoals Marine Lab.