UPDATE: the dark sky observing trip to North-South Lake has been canceled for July 15 due to thunderstorms. The Amateur Astronomers Association has a New…
The Amateur Astronomers Association has a New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Permit (TRP) that allows the club to have observing sessions at North-South…
The Amateur Astronomers Association has a New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Permit (TRP) that allows the club to have observing sessions at North-South…
Join us for food, friends and solar observing at the first annual AAA Star-BQ! DETAILS: Sunday August 27, 2023, from 5 PM - 8 PM.…
A FREE class, Thursday, Sept. 7, 7-9 PM online.
Why haven't advanced aliens contacted us already?
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UPDATE: due to poor forecast, this event has been cancelled. The Amateur Astronomers Association has a New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Permit (TRP)…
Thursdays, 7 PM, online, September 14 – October 19.
A beginning course in astronomy.
Details, registration in mid-August
Members $75, Non-members $85
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The Amateur Astronomers Association has a New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Permit (TRP) that allows the club to have observing sessions at North-South…
A FREE talk, Wednesday, Sept. 20, 7-9 PM online.
Characteristics of and research findings on "double" stars.
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The Amateur Astronomers Association has a New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Permit (TRP) that allows the club to have observing sessions at North-South…
Meet AAVSO- The American Association of Variable Star Observers
Learn the seminal insights on stars, galaxies, and exoplanets based on variable stars.
Three Wednesdays: Oct. 18, 25, Nov. 1 via Zoom, 7-9 PM. $35/45(non-member).
Click on course title for more information, and a bonus talk about binary stars.
A FREE, bimonthly, single-evening class about developments in astronomy.
Background presentation with Q&A and class discussion.
Feature- Betelgeuse (in Orion) is varying in brightness. Should we be alarmed it could become a supernova?
Tuesday, Oct. 24, 2023, 7-8:15 PM. Click title for details.
