March dates of upcoming AAA events 01/Friday Lectures,”Neutrinos and the High Energy Universe with Ice Cube” presented by Joanna Kiryluk, Stony Brook University; American Museum of
Hello AAA’ers, Can we say goodbye to the brutal cold temperatures and days with blustery winds? Definitely not good for the outdoor astronomer trying to
Imagine becoming one of the first women in a new field of science whose applications were yet to be truly explored- find out about Ruby Payne-Scott.
AAA members Irene Pease and Stanley Fertig visited Dr. Daniel Wolf Savin’s astrochemistry laboratory in Irvington, NY, find out what they discovered!
Visitors to Columbia University’s Pupin Hall were treated to a far-ranging lecture by Dr. David Kipping on the detection of alien civilizations. Find out more here.
See how the culmination of artistry, craftsmanship, and astronomy resulted in a functional hand made binocular parallelogram mount!
AAA Astrophotography members have been busy the last few months. See some highlights of their work and travels here!
AAA is a member club of the UACNJ (United Astronomy Clubs of New Jersey) and that all AAA members are welcome to their observing site when public programs are held. Find out more here!
Find out why we are so obsessed with life on Mars when Venus may be a better choice for life, with Martha Gilmore.
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