
Message from AAA’s President
Hello Astronomy Community! As May begins, AAA moves that much closer to its 100th anniversary, and I celebrate my 2nd anniversary as president of the organization.
Hello Astronomy Community! As May begins, AAA moves that much closer to its 100th anniversary, and I celebrate my 2nd anniversary as president of the organization.
AAA Observers’ May Guide May’s Evening Planets: Find Mercury in Taurus the Bull in the first week of May until around 9 PM. May’s Evening
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
Alrakis (alternately Arrakis), Mu Draconis (μ Draconis, abbreviated Mu Dra, μ Dra) – 21 Draco – Hipparchus 83608. Observing in NYC can be a challenge
A new set of cartoons from our very own AAA member and professional illustrator, Dennis Kendrick
This week, we would like to highlight one of AAA’s long time members, Bruce Kamiat! Name: Bruce Kamiat Hometown: New York, NY How did you
This week, we would like to highlight AAA member and Cedar Breaks astronomer, Matthias Schmitt! Name: Matthias Schmitt Hometown: Singen, Germany. But NYC has my
This week, we would like to highlight one of AAA’s longest-running members, and former Club President, Michael O’Gara! Name: Michael O’Gara Hometown: Born in Bayshore,
Happy April everyone! A quarter of the year is somehow already behind us but with Spring in the air (and the rain to prove it),
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