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Elias_Jordan
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Reged: 12/26/08
Posts: 74
Loc: Derby, Kansas
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How about we all use this forum to list information on our public IYA Events.
Here is a Layout we can use:
Event Name
Date
Time
Location--Address
Location--City, State
Details
I hope this forum can be used for the general public or visiting astronomer s to find events in both their area and there new
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Elias_Jordan
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Reged: 12/26/08
Posts: 74
Loc: Derby, Kansas
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Stargazing @ the Nature Center
May 30th, 2009
7:30-12:00p.m.
6232 E. 29th Street North
Wichita, Kansas
The kansas astronomical observers will be hosting a fun filled night of stargazing at the Great Plains Nature Center. for more information you can visit: http://www.moopytheastronomer.com/
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PhilCo126
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Loc: coastline of Belgium
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Looks like very interesting:
http://nanzscience.com/explore/index.html
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TS 152/1200 ( f 7.90 ) Achromatic Refractor
Saving/Looking for 180/1620 ( f 9 ) Refractor
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Astronomy4You
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Reged: 02/10/09
Posts: 39
Loc: Orange County CA
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Quote:
Looks like very interesting:
http://nanzscience.com/explore/index.html
I can tell you as a frequent participant of Explore the Stars, it is a fun experience. Camping at the observatory campground, heading up to the Domes for a tour (participants who bring their scopes are occasionally given special behind the scene's tours of the observatories). And nice dark skies.
Most of the campers tend to go to sleep around 11:30 or 12:00 and the rest of the night is ours. Many of us set up for imaging after the outreach portion is done.
I highly recommend it.
Craig
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Joe Lalumia
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Reged: 01/24/07
Posts: 3606
Loc: Rockwall, Texas, USA
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Texas Astronomical Society- Dallas Texas
Astronomy Day- Cornerstone IYA Event, October 24th
Where: University of Texas Arlington, Texas - Planetarium
Time: 2pm-10pm
Members of the Texas Astronomical Society will hold their 2nd Astronomy Day at this modern planetarium on the UTA campus, in Arlington, Texas. The planetarium will hold free shows all day, and TAS will have several Astronomy related lectures. Their will be a kid's free raffle with two telescopes as the grand prizes.
Clear Skies!
Joe Lalumia
Contact David Culp for information at tasobserving@gmail.com
TAS web site- www.texasastro.org
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"Great minds discuss ideas;Average minds discuss events;Small minds discuss people." Unknown
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