
Apollo XVII – The Last Trip to the Moon…?
‘Twas the night before Christmas at the end of a not so silent year, in 1968. On the evening of December 24th, Apollo 8 became
‘Twas the night before Christmas at the end of a not so silent year, in 1968. On the evening of December 24th, Apollo 8 became
Welcome to the end of another year. I cannot fathom that yet one more year has almost gone by, but apparently my calendar says that
As we wind down observing, be sure to check out our Lectures and Classes Series. Also, why not give the gift of knowledge this holiday
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
A new set of cartoons from our very own AAA member and professional illustrator, Dennis Kendrick
CORRECTION: this article was previously titled ‘Happy Trails: Stamford 20” Telescope Makes Temporary Move To New Mexico’. This was incorrect, as the telescope is 22″
The Magellanic Clouds consist of two irregular galaxies, the Large Magellanic Cloud (LMC) and the Small Magellanic Cloud (SMC). Many early navigators used these two
Happy November! This message will be short and to the point: AAA is closing out the year with a Bang. And that’s Bang with a
AAA Observers’ November Guide November’s Evening Planets: Bright Jupiter will be in Pisces the Fish all night during November. Find bright red Mars in Taurus
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