Astronomy News
Join us this Friday at 7:30pm for our March members meeting. This month our special guest speaker is Tom Field, contributing editor to Sky and Telescope magazine and accomplished amateur spectroscopist. Tom will be giving an overview of spectroscopy and how the amateur can contribute with their own spectra.
For the past 10 years Tom has been a contributing editor to Sky and Telescope Magazine. About the same time as he began that he founded Field Tested Systems as a way to share his passion for hands-on-science, education, and citizens’ science. Specializing in amateur spectroscopy his software allows the user to analyze stellae spectrographs in real time, allowing amateurs to explore the composition of stars.
The latest issue of the Hamilton Amateur Astronomers Event Horizon newsletter is now available for download!
In this issue you’ll find…
- HAA Explorers
- The Sky This Month for March 2021
- Notes from My Virtual Table, March 2021
- Total Solar Eclipses of Long Duration in Canada: 0-3000
- How to Calculate Astrophoto Signal to Noise Ratio (SNR)
- NASA Night Sky Notes
- Plus More
Download the latest issue or visit the newsletters section for past issues.
Photo credit: Waxing gibbous moon, by John Gauvreau.
The latest issue of the Hamilton Amateur Astronomers Event Horizon newsletter is now available for download!
In this issue you’ll find…
- HAA Explorers
- The Sky This Month for February 2021
- Notes from MyVirtual Table, January 2021
- Canadian Solar Eclipses: 0-3000
- Where Is Astronomy Going From Here?
- NASA Night Sky Notes
- Eye Candy
- Plus More
Download the latest issue or visit the newsletters section for past issues.
Photo credit: Backyard shadows from an almost-full moon by Jo Ann Salci
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Join us online this Friday January 8th at 7:30pm for our monthly meeting, as our very own PR guru Mario Carr gives us a peak behind the scenes with stories as the region’s go to astronomy guy for the media. You’ve seen him on tv and read his newspaper columns; now here is your chance to talk to him directly!
Continue ReadingThe latest issue of the Hamilton Amateur Astronomers Event Horizon newsletter is now available for download!
In this issue you’ll find…
- HAA Explorers
- The Sky This Month for January 2021
- Benefits of Spectroscopy to the Study of Astronomy
- NASA Night Sky Notes
- Eye Candy
- Plus More
Download the latest issue or visit the newsletters section for past issues.
Photo credit: Flaming Star Nebula (IC 405) by Michel Audette.
The latest issue of the Hamilton Amateur Astronomers Event Horizon newsletter is now available for download!
In this issue you’ll find…
- The Sky This Month for December 2020
- Observing Mare Orientale
- NASA Night Sky Notes
- Eye Candy
- 2019-2020 Financial Statements
- Plus More
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Photo credit: The Veil Nebula (Western Portion) by Mike Hamilton.
The latest issue of the Hamilton Amateur Astronomers Event Horizon newsletter is now available for download!
In this issue you’ll find…
- The Sky This Month for November 2020
- What I’ve Been Doing During the Epidemic
- NASA Night Sky Notes
- Eye Candy
- Plus More
Download the latest issue or visit the newsletters section for past issues.
Photo credit: The Milky Way by John Gauvreau.
The latest issue of the Hamilton Amateur Astronomers Event Horizon newsletter is now available for download!
In this issue you’ll find…
- The Sky This Month for October 2020
- NASA Night Sky Notes
- Eye Candy
- Plus More
Download the latest issue or visit the newsletters section for past issues.
Photo credit: Mars by Alex Kepic.
The latest issue of the Hamilton Amateur Astronomers Event Horizon newsletter is now available for download!
In this issue you’ll find…
- HAA In the News!
- The Sky This Month for September 2020
- NASA Night Sky Notes
- Eye Candy
- Plus More
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Photo credit: Comet C/2020 F3 NEOWISE by Bob Christmas.
The latest issue of the Hamilton Amateur Astronomers Event Horizon newsletter is now available for download!
In this issue you’ll find…
- The Sky This Month for May 2020
- HAA’s Library Corner
- Doing Spectra Under Difficult Suburban Conditions and What Needs to be Done
- NASA Night Sky Notes
- Eye Candy
- Plus More
Download the latest issue or visit the newsletters section for past issues.
Photo credit: Venus, the Pleiades, the Hyades, and the International Space Station, by Sue MacLachlan and Doug Turner.