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Call for proposals

When:
09/23/2022

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Description:
The next SMAS meeting is in two weeks! If you have a proposed topic, please share it to the group via replying to this message, emailing the group  smokymtnastro@groups.io or the current Vice President. 

This is a calendar-based announcement with automated reminder emails. Only one email will be sent. 
Please remember that a proposed topic could be as simple as a brief 10-15 minute or longer 45 minute topic. We encourage a mixture of beginner to intermediate/advanced topics. 

Best regards and clear skies, 
SMAS Executive Council 

Forrest Erickson
 

I have been side walk observing for sun spots at the Blount County Public Library many Saturday mornings explaining what I know about sun spots. I hope I have inspired some young minds.

I am aware that there is more to know. In particular there is some sort of numbering scheme and I think a classification scheme for sun spots.  
Would anyone know more or would anyone go down that rabbet hole and make up a bit of a program to teach us all more?

Anyone?


On 09/23/2022 12:00 AM Group Notification <noreply@groups.io> wrote:


Call for proposals

When:
09/23/2022

View Event

Description:
The next SMAS meeting is in two weeks! If you have a proposed topic, please share it to the group via replying to this message, emailing the group  smokymtnastro@groups.io or the current Vice President. 

This is a calendar-based announcement with automated reminder emails. Only one email will be sent. 
Please remember that a proposed topic could be as simple as a brief 10-15 minute or longer 45 minute topic. We encourage a mixture of beginner to intermediate/advanced topics. 

Best regards and clear skies, 
SMAS Executive Council 
James Cantu
 

I second Lee's request. Someone might know a few things about sunspots or be willing to look some things up. 

Lots of info here that might help build a story; https://www.astroleague.org/files/u3/SunspotterProgramGuide.pdf 
Any takers?
James Cantu
 

I have another suggestion should someone. A basic presentation on the basics of the event could be nice. 
https://www.timeanddate.com/eclipse/lunar/2022-november-8

Best regards, 
James
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