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Category: Astrophotography

Venus Elongation

My family and I decided to escape the madness of the Bronx that the coronavirus pandemic was creating. We retreated to our second home upstate

John Benfatti March 27, 2020

The Sun Moon Sky exhibit at The Cell Theatre

The Sun Moon Sky exhibit at The Cell is a beautiful curation by Preston Stahly and Stan Honda highlighting photographs by Stan with galactical ambient

Ivan Gonzalez January 22, 2020

Clear New York City Night Sky vs a Clear Night Sky Filled with Stars

You’ve been to New York, London, Paris … great! Have you seen the Milky Way? According to some studies, one-third of the world’s population and

Alexander Krivenyshev January 9, 2020

Transito de Mercurio en Video

Check out Roman Barroso’s entertaining video of the Transit of Mercury from the East River Park. You don’t need to know Spanish to see our

Jeff Williams November 25, 2019

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

Parker Bossier November 23, 2019

The Messenger Crosses the Sun

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

Stan Honda November 20, 2019

A Solar Eclipse Above the Andes

I spent much of the bright and beautiful afternoon of July 2 on a desert ridge in northwestern Argentina, preparing to observe the total solar

Tony Hoffman September 13, 2019

My First North South Lake Trip with AAA

I wanted to share my experience at the NSL trip on August 30, 2019. First of all, I want to say it was my first

Jordy Perez September 11, 2019

AAA Eclipse Coverage

Several of our AAA members trekked to South America to experience the 2019 Solar Eclipse. These are their stories…

Jeff Williams August 1, 2019

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