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Events on the Horizon – March 2021

If you see a “members only” event in the list below that you want to attend but can’t, become a member ASAP so you can

Eyepiece Editor-in-Chief March 3, 2021

Photographic Sights for 2021: February & March

I’ve put together a list of astronomical events happening in 2021 that would make interesting photographs, for the astrophotographers in the club. Most are also

Stan Honda February 1, 2021

Three Planets Over Lady Liberty, and More

Here are the latest photos from AAA member, Alexander Krivenyshev! Also, check out his website, WorldTimeZone.com, his Instagram, and his Twitter! Venus Over New York

Alexander Krivenyshev January 28, 2021

Chasing Orion

I’ve been on a quest to take tracked Orion pictures to get longer exposures so that I can bring out Barnard’s Loop. Stacking in DSS

George Preoteasa January 18, 2021

December in Photos: Venus, the Conjunction, and the Cold Moon

Crescent Moon and Venus over Manhattan – December 13th With my Argentina eclipse adventure having come to an unfortunate end (you can read the full

Alexander Krivenyshev December 24, 2020

AAA Members Bring Astrophotography to the 8th Grade

Earlier this Fall, a science teacher at the prestigious Dalton School in New York City reached out to Chairman John Bills from the AAA board

Ami Tajudeen December 10, 2020

Events on the Horizon – December

Upcoming AAA events in December 2020 AAA continues to follow official recommendations regarding COVID-19 and coordinates with any partner institutions regarding event cancellations. For the

Eyepiece Editor-in-Chief December 1, 2020

Photo: Sunspots Over Manhattan

Here’s a fresh photo by the talented AAA member, Alexander Krivenyshev! Large sunspots, AR2786 and AR2785, are visible in this close-up of the Sun above

Alexander Krivenyshev November 28, 2020

Photos of Mercury, Venus, Jupiter, and Saturn

Venus and Mercury at dawn. Jupiter, Saturn and the Waxing Crescent Moon at dusk. Taken on November 18, 2020, from Guttenberg, New Jersey. Click on

Alexander Krivenyshev November 22, 2020

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