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Events on the Horizon – April 2022

Join the AAA for any of the following events this April.

AAA April 1, 2022

Events on the Horizon – March 2022

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 take advantage

AAA March 1, 2022

Events on the Horizon – January 2022

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 take advantage

AAA January 1, 2022

Signs of Life on Venus

November 2021 AAA Lecture. Report by Monica Prado Capon, a Brooklyn College undergraduate studying astronomy with AAA’s David Kiefer. One of the biggest questions that

David Kiefer December 1, 2021

Events on the Horizon – November 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 take advantage

AAA November 1, 2021

Events on the Horizon – October 2021

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AAA October 15, 2021

2021-2022 Lecture Series

Hello fellow amateur astronomers! I am proud to announce that the new lecture season is at hand. On October 12th, the first lecture of the

Brian Berg October 1, 2021

Dwarf Galaxies Near Us

In the May 2021 AAA lecture, “Getting to Know the Neighbors: Discovering New Galaxies in the Nearby Universe” Katherine Rhode of Indiana University discussed her

David Kiefer October 1, 2021

The Universal Timekeeper: Reconstructing History Atom by Atom

Dr. David Helfand is a Professor of Astronomy at Columbia University and Board Chair of the American Institute of Physics. AAA was incredibly fortunate to

David Kiefer November 9, 2020

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