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Calendric Quagmire (III)! Upcoming Blue Moon and the Dog Days of Summer

Aug 30 2023: 2nd Full Moon in a month is a calendric Blue Moon giving 2023 13 Full Moons this calendar Year. Maybe with all

Tom Haeberle August 1, 2023

Our Tempestuous Sun, Part 2.

Our tempermental and stormy sun, forged from a violent birth, is an electrically charged ball of gas, called plasma, with three inner and outer layers.

Alice Charles August 1, 2023

Events on the Horizon – July 2023

Did you know that AAA has a podcast called AAA SKY, and you can listen to episodes for free? Visit https://www.aaasky.nyc/ or look up AAA

AAA July 1, 2023

Events on the Horizon – June 2023

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

AAA June 1, 2023

A New York Total Solar Eclipse That Is One For The Ages

Not since 1925, will a good portion of the New York State population be able to witness a Total Solar Eclipse of the Sun. New

Tom Haeberle May 1, 2023

The Stars, Naked Eye and iPhone Astrophotography

What do you do when you’re outside and you look up and see the luminaries shining? Like many, you stare in awe, gawking in wonder

Alice Charles May 1, 2023

Events on the Horizon – May 2023

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

AAA May 1, 2023

Events on the Horizon – April 2023

Please join us for any of our following events this April, and set your calendars – we are one year away from the 2024 total

AAA April 1, 2023

Message From AAA’s President

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

Brian Berg April 1, 2023

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