The night sky in the Southern Hemisphere looks much different from our own — and has some fantastic sights. Come see a presentation of what you can observe south of the Equator.

Ralph Paonessa has recently returned from his second astronomy trip to Chile at 37° S latitude and will share some of the showpieces of the Southern sky, including the Magellanic Clouds — satellite galaxies of the Milky Way you can see with your naked eye — as well as bright nebulas, naked-eye globular clusters, and bright parts of the Milky Way we never see from Ridgecrest at 35° 37' North.