What a fantastic night at Brooklyn Bridge Conservancy Park (BBCP) on Friday September 25th. It was the second time the club met this year at
I joined AAA this past April. I recently moved to Jersey City and wanted to connect with other local astronomers, get back into Astronomy, and
Upcoming AAA events in October 2020 AAA continues to follow official recommendations regarding COVID-19, and coordinates with any partner institutions regarding event cancellations. For the
Happy October everyone! This has always been my favorite month of the year – cool weather, clear skies, Halloween, and autumn foliage. What a wonderful
Marcia Bartusiak’s book, Black Hole: How an Idea Abandoned by Newtonians, Hated by Einstein, and Gambled on by Hawking, Became Loved, Yale University Press (2015),
October’s Evening Planets Bright Mars will be in Pisces the Fish all night. Mercury will be up moving between Virgo the Maiden and Libra the
Haze versus Gaze: Effects from California/Western Wildfires: Reports by AAA Dark Sky Observers and Astrophotographers, Sept. 2020. NOTE: A successful observing session was held Sept.
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