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Author: Tom Haeberle

St. Albans Under the Stars

So far, for the past three years, I’ve been out for one day with the good folk of Southeastern Queens with the Group known as

Tom Haeberle September 3, 2024

The Great Geminid Meteor Shower

“It was a fine night, indeed!” exclaimed AAA Executive Vice President, Bart Fried. “The Geminids lived up to their billing as very fast meteors. They

Tom Haeberle January 1, 2024

ASE 2023: The Anti-Total Solar Eclipse

AS we look forward to the Great North American Eclipse of 2024, I can’t help being struck by the similarities of another solar eclipse that

Tom Haeberle August 1, 2023

Gazing Upon the Galactic River

We, the Amateur Astronomers Association, and its participating members, had an enjoyable season for observing at North-South Lake this 2022 season. We are always grateful

Tom Haeberle February 1, 2023

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