In 2017, Columbia University’s Dr. Jana Grcevich, then Outreach Coordinator for Columbia’s Astronomy & Astrophysics Department invited me to examine the venerable but aging copper
Two supermoons, the Perseids, and a Star-BQ. Things are heating up this August with AAA!
July’s Evening Planets: Bright Venus will be up until 11 PM in Leo the Lion and setting earlier every night until 8 PM by the
A new set of cartoons from our very own AAA member and professional illustrator, Dennis Kendrick
Did you know that AAA has a podcast called AAA SKY, and you can listen to episodes for free? Visit https://www.aaasky.nyc/ or look up AAA
Become a NASA Partner Eclipse Ambassador In October 2023 and April 2024, two solar eclipses will be cris-crossing the US. In an exciting new NASA partnership,
Things are warming up around here, so get your scope and get outside! No scope? No problem! Join AAA for an event near you! Observing
This photo depicts a drawing of celestial objects known to us as Saturn (left), a star, possibly Venus (middle), and a crescent moon (right). The
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