Expert: Megha Rajoria
Date: March 25, 2026 | Time: 12:00 PM
Location: Tulpehaking Nature Center
Duration:60 minutes (including Q/A)
Join expert Megha Rajoria for a storytelling session that explores the stars as the world’s oldest map. Long before modern telescopes, ancient civilizations looked at the same night sky and saw a tapestry of heroes, gods, and creatures. In this talk, we will bridge the gap between early astronomy and the powerful narratives of the Greek, Roman, and Hindu traditions.
We will learn how these cultures identified and personified the stars above us, turning distant points of light into relatable figures. Through these stories, we will see how the cosmos became a tool for navigation and a record of human history. Come listen to the legends that transformed the night sky into a structured guide for humanity.