There can hardly be anyone who has never looked up at the night sky in wonder. Countless stars, the pale light of the Moon, a meteor suddenly streaking past, the Moon playing hide-and-seek among the clouds: all of this is woven into our childhood, our imagination and our feelings.
As children we heard so many stories about the sky. Sometimes from our grandmothers, sometimes in the pages of books, sometimes in worlds we imagined for ourselves. Some of us believed the Moon walked along beside us; some of us lost our way into the unknown, trying to count the stars. That wonder, that curiosity, that enchantment taught people to write poems and compose songs, and it also inspired them to explore the mysteries of science and of space.
The stories of the sky never end. They hold beauty, and they hold the call of mysteries still unknown.
Come, let us return to that wonder once more. Let us hear each other’s stories of the sky. Let us look through a telescope and see, up close, the Moon, the planets and the boundless beauty of deep space. We warmly invite you to a special evening of science, imagination and feeling.
Asman Jominer Golpo Part 1: Seeing Space Through a Telescope
📅 Date: 14 July 2026 (Tuesday)
🕖 Time: 7:00 pm
📍 Venue: TSC grounds, University of Dhaka
Organised by Dūrbin and CASSA, in partnership with Bhoirobee
The Dūrbin team will show you the sky through their telescopes.
Supported by the British Council and WOW Bangladesh.