Upcoming AAA events in November 2020 AAA continues to follow official recommendations regarding COVID-19, and coordinates with any partner institutions regarding event cancellations. For the
I joined AAA this past April. I recently moved to Jersey City and wanted to connect with other local astronomers, get back into Astronomy, and
Upcoming AAA events in October 2020 AAA continues to follow official recommendations regarding COVID-19, and coordinates with any partner institutions regarding event cancellations. For the
Haze versus Gaze: Effects from California/Western Wildfires: Reports by AAA Dark Sky Observers and Astrophotographers, Sept. 2020. NOTE: A successful observing session was held Sept.
September 11, 2020 Pics taken from Guttenberg, New Jersey by Alexander Krivenyshev (WorldTimeZone.com)
Appulse (very close conjunction) of the Moon and Mars over New York city last night (Sep 5-6, 2020). August 6, 2020 Pics taken from Guttenberg,
On September 16th, I will start my job as the Dark Sky Coordinator intern at Cedar Breaks National Monument in Utah, managing the astronomy outreach
That’s one of the words describing a comet in Sanskrit. In Indian mythology dhumketu (comet) is associated with two demons, Rahu and Kethu. Lord Vishnu
The Moon (1.5 degrees south of Jupiter), Jupiter and Saturn over NYC on August 1, 2020 Photos taken from Guttenberg, New Jersey
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