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We want to plan a public observing event. Do we need to keep it going for the whole 100 Hours?

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We want to plan a public observing event. Do we need to keep it going for the whole 100 Hours?

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No! We want as many registered events as possible during the 100 Hours of Astronomy no matter their length. You and your group decide when your event will be and how long it will last. Some groups are holding marathon 100-hour observing sessions, but this is not common.

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