Here are the latest photos from AAA member, Alexander Krivenyshev! Check out his website, WorldTimeZone.com, his Instagram, and his Twitter! Mercury, Saturn, and Jupiter in
Happy February! Somehow a month of 2021 has already gone by, and while the pandemic continues to wreak havoc around the world, astronomical advances continue
Alan Shepard’s triumphant return to outer space on Apollo 14 after ten years since his historic flight in the Mercury program was remarkable. Despite having
It is interesting how events from almost 175 years ago can have direct connections with people today. I am thinking of my former classmate, Rick
February’s Evening Planets: Spot red Mars all night moving between Aries the Ram and Taurus the Bull. Neptune is in Aquarius the Water Bearer until
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
I’ve put together a list of astronomical events happening in 2021 that would make interesting photographs, for the astrophotographers in the club. Most are also
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