September 2020 – Amateur Astronomers Association

A Hazy Fall Fun-draiser at the Beach

My father used to say, “Rich or poor, it’s good to have money, son.” It is the same for nonprofits, too. Finding sources of funding

Bart Fried September 24, 2020

Planet Jupiter illuminated by “Towers of Light” on 9/11

September 11, 2020 Pics taken from Guttenberg, New Jersey by Alexander Krivenyshev (WorldTimeZone.com)

Alexander Krivenyshev September 14, 2020

Appulse of the Moon and Mars over New York city

Appulse (very close conjunction) of the Moon and Mars over New York city last night (Sep 5-6, 2020). August 6, 2020 Pics taken from Guttenberg,

Alexander Krivenyshev September 9, 2020

Events on the Horizon – September

Upcoming AAA events in September 2020 AAA continues to follow official recommendations regarding COVID-19, and coordinates with any partner institutions regarding event cancellations. For the

Eyepiece Editor-in-Chief September 1, 2020

AAA President Message – September 2020

Happy September! As I sit here at my desk, fireworks are being shot off not far from me in Brooklyn. I am not sure why,

Brian Berg September 1, 2020

What’s Up in the September Sky

September’s Evening Planets Jupiter and Saturn will be in Sagittarius the Archer all night. Find red Mars as of 10 PM and rising earlier every

Antoine Faddoul September 1, 2020

An Unimaginable Dream – A Letter of Gratitude to the Club

On September 16th, I will start my job as the Dark Sky Coordinator intern at Cedar Breaks National Monument in Utah, managing the astronomy outreach

Matthias Schmitt September 1, 2020

A Sky Full of Stars! My little adventure in being guided by the locals.

So, as I finished up my bike ride, the Moon teased me through the clouds, tag-teaming with Jupiter and Saturn. I quickly succumbed [to temptation],

M. Faissal Halim September 1, 2020

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