Table of Contents for the March 2024 Edition
Table of Contents for March 2024 Eyepiece President’s Message: The first 21st Century Odyssey to the Moon by Alfredo Viegas “Did Odysseus land on ice?” What’s Up
Table of Contents for March 2024 Eyepiece President’s Message: The first 21st Century Odyssey to the Moon by Alfredo Viegas “Did Odysseus land on ice?” What’s Up
Where will you be on April 8th? For those staying local, mark your calendars for a multi-activity celestial celebration at a landmark site, the historic
Did Odysseus land on ice? On February 22nd, we made history with the landing of the first private enterprise lunar lander in world history as
We are less than 6 weeks away from the solar eclipse! Join us on April 8, 2024 along with Pioneer Works, Green-Wood Cemetery, and the
March 2024 What’s Up in the Sky AAA Observers’ March Guide March ’s Evening Planets: Bright Jupiter will be in Aries the Ram until around
Caption 2. Screenshot from CDC of the one-third of the sky that I can see when I set up behind my house, facing southeast. That’s my chimney at 110°. The bright diagonal through the sky shows the meridian, the line connecting due south at the horizon to the zenith (highest point in the sky). Orion is still visible in the west, but will soon be in the trees.
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