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- Astronomy In the Park
McAllister Park
Today, November 25 at 6:30pm - SAAA Monthly Meeting
Christ Lutheran Church of Alamo Hei...
Friday, November 13 at 6:30pm - SAAA Night at the Scobee Plane...
Scobee Planetarium at San Antonio C...
Friday, November 6 at 6:00pm - Astronomy In the Park
McAllister Park
Wednesday, November 4 at 6:00pm - Astronomy In the Park
McAllister Park
Wednesday, October 28 at 6:00pm - Mitchell Lake Audubon Center "...
Mitchell Lake Audubon Center
Saturday, October 24 at 9:00am - Great World Wide Star Count
Anywhere you can see the sky
Friday, October 9 at 8:00pm - Astronomy In the Park
McAllister Park
Wednesday, October 21 at 6:30pm - Eldorado Star Party
X-Bar Ranch
Monday, October 12 at 12:00pm - SAAA Monthly Meeting
Christ Lutheran Church of Alamo Hei...
Friday, October 9 at 6:30am
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The most commonly used morphological classification scheme for galaxies was invented by Edwin Hubble in 1936. It has also been called the �Hubble tun
San Antonio Astronomical Association
Join us for Astronomy in the Park on Wednesday nights beginning at sunset. Astronomy in the Park is held each Wednesday at McAllister Park, weather permitting. A map of the park can be found here: http://sanantonioastronomy.org/PDF/McAll
Time:6:30PM Wednesday, November 25th
Location:McAllister Park
San Antonio Astronomical Association Anyone get out and observe the Leonids?
Edward Dennis V. Cervantes Where is a good place to buy telescope accesories in san antonio? It would be nice if the store's website be linked. Thank you.
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Most meteor showers vary from year to year, but the Leonids are particularly capricious. Many years they chug along producing just 5 or 10 meteors visible per hour. But at the Leonids' historical greatest, ...
Michael Does anybody know of good spots in the San Antonio region with very little light pollution? I'd like to go watch the Leonid meteor shower on the 17th.
San Antonio Astronomical Association
Join us at McAllister Park tonight, beginning at sunset, for Astronomy In The Park. Enjoy an evening under the stars. A map of the park can be found here:
http://sanantonioastronomy.org/PDF/McAll
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Carl Sagan would have turned 75 today. His life and work were monumental to astronomy, not just to public outreach, but to the popularization of astr
San Antonio Astronomical Association
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Here's something I think all of you should try for just once in your life. I did this tonight while working on my Astronomical League Lunar II list, and was amazed how fun this was.
San Antonio Astronomical Association
Our General Meeting begins at 7:30 p.m.
This month's topic is: TBA
The Beginner's Forum starts at 6:30 p.m.
This month's topic is: TBA
Time:6:30PM Friday, November 13th
Location:Christ Lutheran Church of Alamo Heights
San Antonio Astronomical Association
Join us for Astronomy in the Park on Wednesday nights beginning at sunset. Astronomy in the Park is held each Wednesday at McAllister Park, weather permitting. A map of the park can be found here: http://sanantonioastronomy.org/PDF/McAll
Time:6:00PM Wednesday, November 4th
Location:McAllister Park
San Antonio Astronomical Association The Moon Covers the Pleiades and a Few Challenges
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A well written blog discussing astronomy with an emphasis on events of interest to all astronomers, professional and amateur, in the San Antonio, Texas area, but should be of interest to all astronomers everywhere.
San Antonio Astronomical Association
Halloween Treat from the Scobee Planetarium: By the way, as our TREAT, all programs at the Scobee Planetarium this Friday, October 30th will be presented FREE of charge for everyone. Remember, age restrictions do apply and seating is limited. Check our website for more details! All shows FREE this Friday, Oct. 30th! Tell your family!
www.accd.edu/sac/ce/scobee
www.accd.edu
“The Scobee Planetarium is now available on Facebook. Become a “fan” and explore our new Universe.
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The telescope stands eleven feet high and weighs more than 700 pounds.
San Antonio Astronomical Association Origins of Halloween
scott-logan.org
A well written blog discussing astronomy with an emphasis on events of interest to all astronomers, professional and amateur, in the San Antonio, Texas area, but should be of interest to all astronomers everywhere.
