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
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
The Winter Triangle is an asterism, which is a group of stars that form a recognizable pattern, but are not officially recognized as a constellation.
May’s Evening Planets: Find Mercury in Taurus the Bull in the first week of May until around 9 PM. May’s Evening Stars: The Summer Triangle
This photo depicts a drawing of celestial objects known to us as Saturn (left), a star, possibly Venus (middle), and a crescent moon (right). The
The iPhone can serve you well when you want to snap photos of celestial events and don’t have your equipment. The labels on the
Please join us for any of our following events this April, and set your calendars – we are one year away from the 2024 total
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
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