The early clouds and fog are going to lift during the day, but all the forecasts predict clouds will increase again at and after sunset. I’ve canceled the Caledon star party tonight because I don’t think we and our guests, will be able to see much.
July 2023 Newsletter Posted
This issue showcases the work of two gifted high school seniors who completed Capstone projects using MSRO equipment under the guidance of MSRO Director Myron Wasiuta. Our most recent student was Ben Rad. His paper describing his work to characterize … Continue reading →
April Newsletter posted
Check out the new newsletter for info on all five of Virginia’s IDA dark sky sites–four state parks and one county park. For additional details on the Natural Bridge State Park, read Myron Wasiuta’s story about his experiences there. In … Continue reading →
Latest newsletter posted
The latest newsletter is now available. Just click the newspaper icon to the right to read the first of an occasional series of articles on noteworthy MSRO projects, several items on our expanded outreach efforts, and a discussion of the … Continue reading →
Reply – somebody looking for a contact at RAC
Somebody left me a phone message trying to reach Rappahannock Astronomy Club. Thanks, but you did not leave a return phone number. If that was you, please call me again and leave a number, or email me at scouting@raclub.org or … Continue reading →
October Newsletter – Read all about it!
The latest newsletter is now available for your reading pleasure. Find out more about Corey Dallmeyer’s night vision astronomy, the latest station (#4!) at the MSRO, and much more. Just click the newspaper icon on this homepage to begin.
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