The General Motors Astronomy Club will be joining the Warren Peregrine Falcon Group next Thursday, June 14th, for some birdwatching and stargazing. Feel free to bring a chair, binoculars, and a telescope, if you have one. We will be sharing our telescopes to view the birds and then enjoying the night sky afterward, if the …
Stop by and see the Moon and Jupiter on your way back from the concert in the park. We will be set up at 330 N Main Street, across from Coratti's. Also, anyone with a telescope is welcome to set up with us.
Although we are a bit bummed out about the weather forecast, the show must go on, so we have lined up an exciting presentation: You may recall the meteor that was seen from all over Michigan in late January this year. We are excited to announce that Tony Licata, a member of our club, found some …
Stop by and see the Moon and Jupiter on your way back from the concert in the park. We will be set up at 330 N Main Street, across from Coratti's. Also, anyone with a telescope is welcome to set up with us.
Stop by and see the Moon and Jupiter on your way back from the concert in the park. We will be set up at 330 N Main Street, across from Coratti's. Also, anyone with a telescope is welcome to set up with us.
Join us for our open observing night, at the Milford Proving Grounds. No telescope required, just make sure you dress for the weather. Note that there is no power on site, so if your scope needs power, bring a battery. Everyone is welcome, so bring your friends and family. You may also follow this event …
Stop by and see the Moon and Jupiter on your way back from the concert in the park. We will be set up at 330 N Main Street, across from Coratti's. Also, anyone with a telescope is welcome to set up with us.
Stop by and see the Moon and Jupiter on your way back from the concert in the park. We will be set up at 330 N Main Street, across from Coratti's. Also, anyone with a telescope is welcome to set up with us.
Join us for an exclusive tour of the McMath - Hulbert solar observatory, located in Lake Angelus, Michigan. Jim Shedlowsky, of the Warren Astronomical Society, will lead a small group through the historic building, sharing inside knowledge and stories along the way. The tour begins at 10 AM and will be completed by noon. Space …
Stop by and see the Moon and Jupiter on your way back from the concert in the park. We will be set up at 330 N Main Street, across from Coratti's. Also, anyone with a telescope is welcome to set up with us.
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