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  • File: David H. Levy talks about Eugene M. Shoemaker

    The portion of Granite Gap dedicated to geology, rocketry, aircraft, and other activities for kids of all ages is Shoemaker Discovery Park, named for the late astrogeologist Eugene M. Shoemaker. David Levy was a friend of Shoemaker’s and, with Gene and Carolyn Shoemaker, discoverer of Comet Shoemaker...
  • File: Gene Turner, Granite Gap dedication

    Project leader Gene Turner describes the plans for Granite Gap at the site dedication, February 5, 2011. Related blog: Dedication day at Granite Gap
  • File: Granite Gap dedication

    A crowd of 50 people assembled for the dedication ceremonies and a model rocketry fiesta at Granite Gap, near Cotton City, New Mexico, February 5, 2011. Related blog: Dedication day at Granite Gap
  • File: Granite Gap dedication rocket

    One of many rockets launched at Granite Gap during the dedication on February 5, 2011, heads skyward. Related blog: Dedication day at Granite Gap
  • File: Jack Newton and David H. Levy

    Astroimager Jack Newton (left) discusses the day’s events with David H. Levy at the Granite Gap dedication, February 5, 2011. Related blog: Dedication day at Granite Gap
  • File: Jack Newton at Granite Gap dedication

    Astroimager Jack Newton describes his experiences with the Arizona Sky Village, Rancho Hidalgo, and Granite Gap at the dedication of Shoemaker Discovery Park, February 5, 2011. Related blog: Dedication day at Granite Gap
  • File: Jack Newton, Dave Eicher, and John Eicher

    World famous astroimager Jack Newton (left) poses with Editor Dave Eicher and Dave’s father John at the Granite Gap dedication, near Cotton City, New Mexico, February 5, 2011. Related blog: Dedication day at Granite Gap
  • File: Large model rocket

    A large model rocket blasts of at Granite Gap, February 5, 2011. Related blog: Dedication day at Granite Gap
  • File: Michael E. Bakich at Granite Gap dedication

    Astronomy magazine Senior Editor Michael Bakich relates his excitement over the Granite Gap project and describes the planetarium and multimedia theater that will be built at Granite Gap this year, February 5, 2011. Related blog: Dedication day at Granite Gap