Each evening, we would take our folding chairs out to the beach to observe the beautiful sunsets over the water. The sunsets were always predictable, except this one day. Something changed. Something special happened. Something got my attention. Wow! What is that?
Come Explore the Cosmos at Central Park Starfest! On October 12th! This October, astronomy enthusiasts and stargazers of all ages are invited to join us
This month, we would like to highlight the AAA Tech Committee chairperson, AAA Sky podcast technical producer, and astrophotographer, Parker Bossier! Name: Parker Bossier Hometown: New
A new set of cartoons from our very own AAA member and professional illustrator, Dennis Kendrick
AAA Observers’ February 2022 Guide February’s Evening Planets: Neptune is in Aquarius the Water Bearer, until 9 PM, setting earlier every night until 7 PM
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