Bea Muller (PSI) and Kristina Lopez (PDS) present Planetary Jeopardy at the Public Night.

Checking out a meteorite at Public Night!

Touching the Moon rock!

"Take a picture of me!" -- students with 3D printed asteroids and KBOs, courtesy of the PDS Small Bodies node.

"No, take a picture of me!!"

"I want a picture!! Can I see it?? Cool...."

DPS Chair Diana Blaney (JPL) introduces the Sagan Medal winner.

DPS Chair Diana Blaney (JPL) with Sagan Medal winner Caleb Scharf (Columbia).

Sagan Medal winner Caleb Scharf (Columbia).

Caleb Scharf (Columbia) gives the Sagan Medal lecture.

A packed audience for the Sagan lecture by Caleb Scharf (Columbia).

Caleb Scharf (Columbia).

Caleb Scharf (Columbia).

Caleb Scharf (Columbia) after the Sagan lecture.

Caleb Scharf (Columbia).

David Grinspoon (PSI) gives a talk at Public Night.

David Grinspoon (PSI) gives a talk at Public Night.

"Eh, you know what? I've got a bunch of slides prepared, but they're pretty boring. We're just going to jump right into Q&A. OK everyone -- who has a favorite planet??"

David Grinspoon (PSI) gives a talk at Public Night!

David Grinspoon (PSI) after his talk at Public Night! talk at Public Night!

David Grinspoon (PSI) after his talk at Public Night!

Star party at the Public Night!

Check out the mobile poutine truck at the Public Night!

Peter Jedicke and his colleagues at the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada set up their telescopes for the Star Party.

Check out that moon!

Star party at the Public Night!

Dobsonian on the Moon!

Looking at Jupiter and its moons.

Star party at the Public Night! Total attendance was about 700 people, with about a dozen telescopes set up. I came out after the big rush, but it was still a huge crowd.

And now we're targeted at Saturn!

Star party at the Public Night!

Star party at the Public Night!

Brian Jackson (Boise State), Peter Jedicke (RASC London), and Katelyn Beecraft (RASC London) after the star party.