07/16/2026
Did you know some of the stars you’ll see this Saturday started their journey to your eyes the same year America declared independence?
Join Day4 Astronomy this Saturday, July 18, for our July monthly meeting at the ICR Discovery Center — free and open to everyone, so invite everyone you know.
Parker Eng will take us 250 light years out into the night sky, to stars whose light left home the very same year our Founding Fathers signed the Declaration of Independence. Look up at the objects Parker talks about, and you’re looking at 1776.
Then ICR Physicist Dr. Jake Hebert will unpack exciting new evidence for subsurface oceans hidden inside moons and other bodies across our solar system — and why these hidden oceans point straight back to a Biblical creation.
SCHEDULE — Saturday, July 18 (FREE)
4:00 pm — Telescopes 101 workshop (new to astronomy? start here)
5:00 pm — Day4 meeting with Dr. Jake Hebert & Parker Eng
7:00 pm — Fellowship dinner at La Madeleine, just down the street
WHERE
Institute for Creation Research
ICR Discovery Center, Founders Hall
1830 Royal Ln, Dallas, TX 75229
Bring your family, your neighbors, your church group — no cost, no experience needed, everyone’s welcome! Which topic has you more curious — hidden oceans in our solar system, or starlight older than the Declaration of Independence? Tell us in the comments, tag a friend who loves the night sky, and share this post so they don’t miss it.
