On the last weekend of World Science Festival events in New York, the AAA typically participates in the annual Saturday night of stargazing along the waterfront in
Our Annual Spring Starfest was a fun and successful event. Special thanks to our guest speaker and emcee, Jason Kendall, for his great talk on the
Two outreach visits in June by AAA members brought the universe to New York City schools through the clubs’ outreach program. On June 5, the
AAA Member Jason Kendall was recently interviewed by New York Magazine for an upcoming issue all about space. NYMag stated that the dominant content will
We are happy to announce that this year’s annual Spring Starfest will be held at The Evergreens Cemetery in Brooklyn. I’m not sure how our
If you happen to scroll through the list of observing locations on the AAA website, you might happen to notice that we regularly observe at
Observing at Great Kills Park, Staten Island By Joe DiNapoli I’m Joe DiNapoli. I make the schedule for the AAA public observing at Great Kills
Floyd Bennett Field Observing Report—October By Thomas Evangelist It was Friday night, October 27, 2017 and a group of astronomers gathered at the Floyd Bennett
Halloween was our final viewing session of 2017 on the High Line, and we had lots of treats: the Moon, Saturn, the Double-Double, the Double
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