Educational & Outdoor: Space Ethics Class Series at Cincinnati Observatory
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Discover the ethical questions surrounding space exploration in this engaging series at Cincinnati Observatory. Join fellow explorers of thought and learn about humanity’s role in the cosmos in a historic setting.
Space Ethics Class Series
A 3-class series on Space Ethics taught by Nicole Capella
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About This Adventure
Join the captivating Space Ethics Class Series led by Nicole Capella at the Cincinnati Observatory. Explore profound questions about our moral responsibilities in space exploration, the ethics of encountering alien life, and the challenges of settling on Mars. Engage in thought-provoking discussions without the homework, making it a unique learning experience.
Join the captivating Space Ethics Class Series led by Nicole Capella at the Cincinnati Observatory. Explore profound questions about our moral responsibilities in space exploration, the ethics of encountering alien life, and the challenges of settling on Mars. Engage in thought-provoking discussions without the homework, making it a unique learning experience.
Adventure Tips
Participate in Discussions
Engage actively in each session to get the most out of the ethical debates.
Book in Advance
Reservations are recommended as spots fill quickly for this popular series.
Bring a Notebook
Jot down questions and insights during the discussions for later reflection.
Arrive Early
Get settled and familiarize yourself with the historic observatory before sessions start.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Birds from the Ohio River
- Urban foxes occasionally seen in the area
History
The Cincinnati Observatory, established in 1842, is one of the oldest professional observatories in the United States, highlighting Ohio's rich astronomical history.
Conservation
The observatory emphasizes minimal light pollution and sustainable practices to preserve night sky visibility.