Brian Harris Berg spreads Word that NYC’s amateur astronomers can now check out telescopes at Brooklyn Public Library

Going into space is becoming more & more affordable, though viewing the cosmos is free for Brooklyn amateur astronomers with a library card & a sense of wonder.

BROOKLYN, NEW YORK, UNITED STATES, December 29, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ — Amateur Astronomers Association of New York President, Brian Harris Berg is excited to announce that any member of the public may now access a telescope. Anyone interested must simply visit the Brooklyn Public Library at Grand Army Plaza and follow their procedure for checking out a telescope. Five telescopes will be made available at once.
The recipients will not only learn how to use a telescope but also what to look for with their telescope. Berg and his fellow volunteers will also educate the newcomers on what to look for, what to look at, and what to avoid, such as the sun.

Brian Harris Berg says, “This is for people who maybe never owned a telescope and don’t know how to use it”. “Without a doubt, a new space age is among us,” according to Berg. “More and more people are taking this up, more people are staying home, more people have left the cities.” According to Berg, areas with less light and more rural communities offer “darker” skies where stargazers can view what’s above them at night.
Getting a glimpse of the stars, planets, and space activity is an exciting and educational look at where we’re going as a species and what we’re made of.

About Brian Harris Berg

Originally from New York, Brian Harris Berg has worked as an attorney and author as well as a financial adviser, business executive, and film producer. He grew up in New York and went to Hofstra University School of Law after graduating from high school. He has more than 20 years of business expertise, including real estate investing.

Brian developed his great passion for travel as a child and has since traveled to more than 75 countries, including Tanzania, Scandinavia, Chile, and Eastern Europe. He has also worked in the tourism industry. Brian also maintains a popular blog, www.cellkeyswallet.com, which assists people in identifying their goals and determining how to accomplish them.

He serves as President of the Amateur Astronomers Association of New York, which is dedicated to the promotion of astronomy in the community. In addition, he contributes a monthly essay to Eyepiece, the online magazine of the Astronomy Association. He also shares his love of learning and truth-seeking with his students at the Borough of Manhattan Community College (BMCC), where he teaches a course on Business Law.

Brian has been a film enthusiast since he was a young child. The combination of this characteristic, along with his broad understanding of the law and commercial expertise, as well as his project and people management abilities, has helped him to develop into a successful film producer. In 2019, he produced The Luring, a psychological thriller that has received worldwide recognition (www.TheLuring.com).

Brian is also a staunch advocate for living a healthy lifestyle. In addition to walking and running at least 12,000 steps every day, he participates in team sports at least once a week. He enjoys reading, going to museums, and volunteering for humanitarian organizations. Brian Harris Berg has also been featured in Inspirery and Ideamensch.

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