Andy, Spectacular image and effort on your part. I am honored to see your work. Please keep me on your list. Now I must go back and look some more at your image. I am so fascinated that 550 years

I thought I would share a recent Astro image of mine. Enjoy, Andy Nowlen Officially known as IC 63, this nebula is located 550 light-years away in the constellation Cassiopeia the Queen.

Hi all astronomers, The weather looks great here in Corvallis and pretty good in New Mexico. Perfect for an end of summer Virtual Star Party. I will be showing all sorts of nebula, clusters, galaxies,

Hi Amy, Thanks for posting the link to the meeting.. Enjoy Your Day.. Les Disclaimer The information contained in this communication from the sender is confidential. It is intended solely for use by

You're welcome! - Amy

Thanks Amy. You are stellar!

Here is the video from Thursday night's meeting. Jerry Oltion puts together the travel telescope he made, all live, and then teaches how to collimate properly. YouTube link - August EAS meeting If you

Don't forget, the EAS meeting is tonight! This month we have our own Jerry Oltion giving a presentation on the travel telescope that he just finished building. He will also show the correct way to

I didn't take it as criticism, so no worries. I actually enjoy hosting the Zoom meetings, but it was just a busy day at work so I wasn't as alert as usual. Thank you for the compliments! - Amy

Amy, You are greatly appreciated. I meant no criticism. Workload can be an issue for sure, wait till you see what years can do. Thanks for your bright and female input to our club. I am a

Nope, I corrected it to August 19th. Thats what happens when you work full time, host five hours of Zoom meetings in one day for people on the other side of the state, and still need to post the link

June?

The AUGUST meeting of the EAS group is, not surprisingly, on AUGUST 19th, not June 17th. That'll teach me to make a shortcut. Yeesh! - Amy

It's Eugene Astronomical Society meeting time! Well, at least Thursday night it will be. This month we have Sky & Telescope contributing editor Jerry Oltion giving a presentation on the travel

As announced in yesterdays meeting: Virtual star parties coming up: August 27, 2021 starts at 9 pm September 24 2021 starts at 8 pm Mike

Just in case anyone was wondering: The Heart of the Valley Astronomers monthly meeting is tonight, August 10 at 7 pm over Zoom. Zoom invite sent out in a separate email yesterday (Monday August

Tonight (Tuesday) at 7:00! See you there! - Amy

Peter, It is tonight, August 10 at 7pm. Mike

Sounds like a great meeting. Date and Time for us on the periphery? Peter K

Hi fellow Astronomers, The Heart of the Valley Astronomers monthly meeting is almost here. We have exciting news to share with you regarding this meeting. We have a guest speaker, Jared Males, for