Be sure to RSVP to the Members-Only Star-BQ on September 29! Details here: https://aaa.org/event/2024-starbq/ Observing August 30 – September 1: Dark Sky Observing at North-South Lake:
Observing July 1: 7:00 PM – 9:30 PM ETThe High Line: 54-44 Little W 12th StNew York, NY 10014 July 5 – July 7: Dark Sky Observing at North-South
Join AAA for our Annual Meeting and Spring Starfest this month! Details below. NOTE: Events with an asterisk* denote a fee with entry. Observing May
Things are warming up around here, so get your scope and get outside! No scope? No problem! Join AAA for an event near you! Observing
Please join us for the 2023 Annual AAA Meeting, May 18, 2023. Details below. Observing Events May 2: 7:30 PM – 9:30 PM EDT High
A message from the current AAA president, Brian Berg. Happy April to all. This will be my penultimate president’s message, as I will be stepping
It has been said that astronomy is a humbling and character-building experience. There is perhaps no better demonstration of the folly of human conceits than
by Patrick Rizzo Foreword Patrick Rizzo wrote the original version of this history in 1967. At that time the Eyepiece was a mimeographed newsletter. I
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