Please check out this quarter’s newsletter by clicking the newspaper icon in the right column of this page. Stories include Troy Major’s experience with PixInsight and in building a new pier, a short history of Hubble’s astonishing comeback from major … Continue reading →
This quarter’s newsletter focuses on the historic journey of the James Webb Space Telescope to its final destination as well as the “here today, gone forever” Comet Leonard C2021 A1. Other articles include ones on sky charts, estimating orbital extremes … Continue reading →
Please note that our monthly business meeting time has changed to 8 o’clock to accommodate members who get home from work late. If there is a presentation scheduled, the presentation will begin at 7 o’clock, and the business meeting will … Continue reading →
Tonight’s forecast is for clear skies, but cold temperatures. Dress warmly and bring something warm to drink. I will arrive by 5PM (yes, I can use AM and PM again now that Demonic Subjective Time has ended). However, I will … Continue reading →
RAC’s latest newsletter is now posted. Click the newspaper icon at right to read. The lead article described a new membership benefit–Virtual Star Parties! Each will use the Mark Slade Remote Observatory and be led by long-time RAC member Myron … Continue reading →
RAC’s latest newsletter is now posted. Click the newspaper icon at right to read. Included are up-to-date details on new capabilities of the MSRO, the first in a series of articles about telescopes and other equipment available to borrow from … Continue reading →