The Camp Delany sign-up form for April 15 – 19 is now on the Camp Delany Star Party page. The RV spots are full, but there are still many bunkhouse and tent spaces available. (Let us know if you want to be added to the RV waiting list in case someone cancels.) We hope to…
Due to the practically edge on tilt of Saturn, you will be able to see the moon Titan’s shadow transit a couple of times this September! As you look at Saturn, you will see Titan to the left of Saturn. As it gets closer, you will begin to see a black dot on the upper…
Unfortunately, the Port Gamble site used by OAS members as a local observing site is closed until further notice. If and when the site reopens, we’ll let you know. Have a great summer and hope to see you at our Fall Camp Delany Star Party, Sept 24 – 28!
Either in person or on live feed! Kim Carlson and her dog Tori from Kitsap County are ready in Waco TX! Looks like some sun! And, yes, those are eclipse glasses for Tori!
Alternate Constellations, by Brad Young Orion, Leo, Scorpius are officially recognized constellations we are familiar with. But other cultures have formed their own star patterns in the sky. The Alternate Constellations program explores some of these, encouraging participants to think multi-culturally. If you are seeking a new, different way of looking at the night sky,…
We have a great new tool to help understanding the Astronomical League observing programs. Our friends at the Astronomical League are producing videos by the program coordinators to help understand the programs. The first produced is about the Constellation Hunter with our own Cliff Mygatt. This program is a great jumping off point for beginner…
Hi Folks! We received an email from Brian at telescopeguide.org alerting us to this great website. If you are interested in purchasing a new telescope and need some guidance, this is the website. As the website says, this is “Your one-stop resource for getting started with astronomy and telescopes”. Check it out!
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