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AAA President Message – June

Hi AAA’ers, Throughout May our outdoor activities suffered due to poor weather conditions, but we remain hopeful that June will be filled with many more

Peter Tagatac June 1, 2018

AAA President Message – May

Dear Members, In the annual cycle for AAA, we’ve come to the end of our year. We actually have two new years: the fiscal year begins

Peter Tagatac May 1, 2018

AAA President Message – April

Dear Members, As our club continues in its traditions and mission—approaching 91 years—we see ourselves adapting to a changing environment. It is a natural process.

Peter Tagatac April 1, 2018

AAA President Message – March

Hello AAA Members, Standing on the sidewalk, I can see Spring’s doorstep. The temperatures are warming, Leo and Cancer rise not long past sunset. As

Peter Tagatac March 1, 2018

AAA President Message – February

Hello fellow AAA’ers, We’re off to a good start this year: a fantastic social early last month, a popular lecture by NASA Jerry Bonnell with

Peter Tagatac February 1, 2018

AAA President Message – February

Dear Members, I hope you were able to attend the Annual Holiday Party. A great time spent mingling with new members and catching up with

Peter Tagatac February 1, 2018

AAA President Message – January

Dear Members, Welcome to the New Year. I hope you enjoyed your holidays with friends, family, and free time to reflect on the past year

Peter Tagatac January 1, 2018

State of Eyepiece

Eyepiece, the newsletter for and about our club, will discontinue its print and PDF versions and be replaced by a web-based publication. The current schedule

Peter Tagatac December 1, 2017

AAA President Message – December

Dear Members, Seasons Greetings. It’s the time of year-end festivities where many of us reflect and celebrate on the past year, readying to ring in

Peter Tagatac December 1, 2017

Eyepiece, the Amateur Astronomers Association monthly newsletter, covers lectures and other astronomy events in New York City; offers commentary, tips on observing and equipment and summarizes astronomy discoveries and other general news in astronomy and astrophysics. Each month, our “What’s Up in the Sky” column discusses what can be seen in the skies during the upcoming month. Members do all the writing for Eyepiece, and new contributors are always welcome. Submit today!