By Parker Bossier Here’s my flickr album from the transit: https://www.flickr.com/photos/parkerbossier/albums/72157711808512487. Also see the .gif I made of a skyscraper eclipsing the transit: I moved to
On Nov. 11 in East River Park in Manhattan, a team of amateur astronomers and astro-photographers from the AAA met to document the transit of
The Mercury Transit was on a beautifully warm and sunny day — certainly warmer than the forecasts had had me expecting. The sun cleared the
On Monday, Nov 11th, Mercury made its fourth transit across the sun this century. AAA members across New York City and beyond experienced this rare
Samosas with traditional sweets called jalebi and kaju katli, surrounded by candles, Indian music, and telescopes must mean it’s the annual AAA Diwali Festival. We
Probably the only member of Congress with an asteroid named after her got some solar viewing in through AAA telescopes recently. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of
Saturday, September 7 from 7:00 PM EDT in Sheep Meadow, Central Park Join the Amateur Astronomers Association (AAA) of New York at their annual Autumn Starfest at the Sheep Meadow
AAA’ Hunters Point Park Stargazing gets some coverage on a New York Post You Tube Video here.
AAA gets more coverage on PIX 11! Irene Pease is interviewed for a piece on the Perseids shower. Go Irene! Have a look here.
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