Category: Announcements

Nov 07

Chili Cookoff on SATURDAY!

By Jim Goodall in Announcements, Events
November 7, 2018

Join us for our first annual Chili Cookoff! Open to the public, everyone is welcome. See the Events page for details.

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Oct 30

Meteorite Hunt this Saturday!

By Jim Goodall in Announcements, Events
October 30, 2018

It’s not too late to sign up for the meteorite hunt! Visit our Events Page for details.

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Sep 19

LIVE Prize Drawing Tomorrow at 8PM

By Jim Goodall in Announcements
September 19, 2018

Thanks to everyone who came to this year’s Astronomy At The Beach event on Friday and Saturday, there were more than 4000 people in attendance! We had a great time sharing the night sky and met a ton of new people interested in our club. Even if you didn’t attend, please take a moment to …

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May 11

We are on Facebook!

By Moriah Goodall in Announcements, Homepage
May 11, 2018

Come check us out!!! Follow us on Facebook to stay current with events and news.

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Apr 12

Our Mission

By Moriah Goodall in Announcements
April 12, 2018

To further the interest and knowledge of the public in astronomy and to encourage youth education in the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM).

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Why You Should Be on AstroBin September 20, 2023
AstroBin is an incredible resource for astrophotographers, and I’m still convinced there are a few people who have still not joined the fun. It’s an image-hosting platform and social network for amateur astronomers and astrophotographers that includes groups, forums, and an advanced search. Whether you use the website for file storage, planning your next project,... […]
Trevor
$1,000 vs $10,000 Telescope for Astrophotography August 1, 2023
Have you ever wondered what the same deep-space object would look like using two very different telescopes? I thought this was a great concept for a video (see below) and a real eye-opener for those looking into upgrading their telescope for astrophotography. For this experiment, we used two high-quality refractor telescopes that were very different... […]
Trevor
The Cherry Springs Star Party June 28, 2023
The Cherry Springs Star Party has become an increasingly popular destination for stargazers along the east coast, for good reason. Now that the word is out about the pristine skies of Cherry Springs, the event sells out quicker every year. It is held at a state park between Coudersport and Galeton in Potter County, Pennsylvania... […]
Trevor

NASA Scientists to Discuss Oct. 14 'Ring of Fire' Solar Eclipse September 22, 2023
NASA will host a media teleconference at 4 p.m. EDT on Tuesday, Sept. 26, to discuss the upcoming annular solar eclipse. The annular eclipse will cross the U.S. from Oregon to Texas on Saturday, Oct. 14, with a partial solar eclipse visible throughout the contiguous U.S.
Public Invited to NASA’s Goddard Visitor Center to Celebrate Historic Asteroid Sample Delivery September 19, 2023
The public is invited to a watch party at NASA’s Goddard Visitor Center, Greenbelt, Maryland to celebrate the first U.S. mission, OSIRIS-REx, to collect a sample from an asteroid and deliver it to Earth on Sept. 24, 2023.
NASA to Reveal Asteroid Sample Grabbed in Space, Delivered to Earth September 14, 2023
The first asteroid sample collected in space and brought to Earth by the United States will be unveiled at NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston on Wednesday, Oct. 11, and media accreditation is now open.

Hubble, Webb Data Hint at Ocean Worlds September 22, 2023
Data coming from the Webb and Hubble space telescopes suggests two exoplanets might be water worlds. But the evidence isn’t yet definitive. The post Hubble, Webb Data Hint at Ocean Worlds appeared first on Sky & Telescope.
Elise Cutts
This Week's Sky at a Glance, September 22 – October 1 September 22, 2023
The bright Moon steps eastwaed night by night under Altair, then Saturn, then the Great Square of Pegasus. Meanwhile, Deneb replaces Vega as the zenith star; welcome to fall. The post This Week's Sky at a Glance, September 22 – October 1 appeared first on Sky & Telescope.
Alan MacRobert
Is the Day 12 Hours Long on the Equinox? It's Complicated September 20, 2023
The Earth's atmosphere and the large size of the solar disk result in unequal days and nights, even on the equinox. The post Is the Day 12 Hours Long on the Equinox? It's Complicated appeared first on Sky & Telescope.
Bob King

Hello out there? October 12, 2021
Anybody still coming here?
Phil
Markarian's Chain in Virgo April 13, 2018
My own Hubble View! These galaxies lie between 10 to 50 million light years away. How many galaxies do you see? A pretty tricky part of the sky to image, really. You're utilizing almost your entire field of view with an 80mm scope, so dealing with all that comes with wide-field. This is the best […]
Phil
M51 Whirlpool Galaxy April 9, 2018
A nice clear night last night until around 12:30 when clouds rolled in. Managed to get this image of the lovely M51 Whirlpool galaxy. It lies around 23 million light years away and it is interacting with a smaller galaxy (yellow~ish bulge to the left). Three supernova (star explosions) have been detected in this galaxy […]
Phil

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