Mark, It is listed correctly as the 28th on the NSN calendar. Where is the confusion? Did we list it incorrectly at the meeting? Sent from Chuck's iPhone

It's never going to launch... NASA Terrier-Improved Malemute launch, postponed to 6/20 because of weather. The launch on 6/ 20, has a window from 9:06 - 9:21 p.m.

The Jarvis twins and myself will be going to Santee, SC. It looked to me to be the closest point from VB to the line of totality. I made my reservations on March 1 and got two nights at Rodeway Inn

Please note that the date for the Blue Moon Festival is Friday, July 28th, not the 29th.

Fingers crossed on this one!

Never mind – I found a notice on Space Weather that it was scrubbed becauseof unfavorable winds. Next launch window is tomorrow, Monday 6/19, 9:05 –9:20 pm. Roy From:

Anyone see anything from this tonight? I didn't see a notice that it was scrubbed again. Also looked and looked for the launch but did not see that either. But we saw lots of haze, etc. around, so

The launch of NASA Terrier Improved Malemute is now scheduled for Sunday, June 18, with a window from 9:05 to 9:20 p.m.

Hey Shawn, if you open the event, then select EDIT EVENT. You can go to the very bottom and then selected Canceled. Then save. The event will then show canceled on all calendars and then brings up a

Due to a forecast calling for afternoon storms and cloudy conditions afterwards the June Skywatch event is now canceled. We hope to see you at the July Skywatch instead.

Launch postponed to Friday June 16, 9:05 – 9:20 PM, per the NASA web sitereferenced below, because of weather. Roy From: mailto:backbayastro@... Sent: Wednesday, June 14, 2017 4:24 PM To:

You need to go on this one Kent http://xjubier.free.fr/en/site_pages/solar_eclipses/TSE_2021_GoogleMapFull.html

I mentioned the general public's lack on interest of seeing an eclipse total. I spoke to someone in Florence, SC who is in an area where the eclipse is 90% total, but they don't plan to travel the

We are living in Vienna, Va and have seen them from up here. Zachery and I will try again tomorrow night. Hopefully, it won't be scrubbed. Cheryl

I saw one of these sounding rocket launches in afternoon daylight from Tuckahoe State Park on Maryland's Eastern Shore, about 100 miles from Wallops. Could see the rocket, hear it a little, and

I have seen two from my front yard,and I'm in the middle of downtown VB. Now I know exactly where tolook. With Bino's I could see the glow of the engine, the smoke trail naked eye. Haven't had a

Anyone had any luck seeing this from Virginia Beach?

NASA is putting on a fireworks show again. Launch now scheduled fortomorrow night, Thursday June 15 between 9:05 – 9:20 PM. Will be postponedif the weather is not good, so stay tuned.

Never met him but I have his laser collimator and a sling. The astro community has lost a fine man.

Google has launched a pretty cool website that will let you enter a location and simulate what the eclipse will look like: https://eclipsemega.movie/simulator For those of us staying in Hampton