With free admission, organized by the City Government Santa Fe, the Latin American Astronomical League (bundled) and the International Space Observers (CODE) in the International Year of Astronomy imposed by UNESCO, the OAS and the International Astronomical Union, Sunday 11 January 2009 CODE Astronomical Observatory located on the waterfront west of our city is dressed up: a large audience including many tourists and where children and youth stood, could see Through the telescopes to the moon in the same way it did for 400 years, the famous Italian astronomer Galileo Galilei.
also had the opportunity to watch the "star", the planet Venus and other luminaries of our starry sky of summer.
were projected on a giant screen films travel to the moon and space shuttle missions with NASA. The public could tour the Expoespacio exhibiting more than 1000 images of the universe and space flight, spacecraft models and exemplary level of meteorites.
This presentation is part of a series of acts that made the institutions named in 2009 as part of the celebrations of International Year of Astronomy.
The images were then published by the Journal photographer Manuel Testi ONE of Santa Fe, local newspaper only way to be made present to cover the event and we are very grateful.
The audience sat in the courtyard entrance to the Centre Imax watching a documentary on flights to the moon. 
Now Imax include a documentary about space shuttles are 
past 21:00, with daylight saving the evening sky is still clear and Arzadúm Marcelo Ruiz, member of the CODE, and is focusing with Meade to the full moon rising above the eastern horizon. 
now a dark, Marcelo is accommodating to Meade to show another part of the sky 
Focusing with Cooke & Sons, 1912 with system clock to rope and weights, the "star", the brilliant planet Venus 
being amazed as a child 400 years ago Galileo Galilei observes the terrain carefully lunar 
A child raised in arms notes with admiration and curiosity of a bright moon nearby, coincidentally the day before the shortest distance was 2009. 
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