BMAA Monthly Meeting
BMAA Monthly Meeting
Members of the BMAA will review Astronomy Equipment: telescopes, cameras, and mounts
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Upper Dublin Lutheran Church 411 Susquehanna Rd, Ambler, United States
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Events of Interest to the Astronomy Community
Rockland Community College, NY 145 College Road, Suffern, NY, United StatesNEAF (North East Astronomy Forum & Space Expo) Saturday 4/5 9-5 PM Sunday 4/5 10-5 PM Largest Astronomy Expo in the World! Rockland Community College 145 College Road, Suffern, NY https://www.neafexpo.com/ (about 2 hrs from UDLC) Daily Pass $38 2 day pass $69 Free Parking 209 Vendors from astronomy manufacturers and organizations from all over the […]
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BMAA Outreach Event
Warminster Public Library 1076 Emma Lane, Warminster, United StatesOutreach Event"Blast Off at the Library" Warminster Public Library Sat. 5th. April 2025 - 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM BMAA will be running a kids space themed craft activity as well as static telescopes on display.
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Events of Interest to the Astronomy Community
Crowne Plaza Hotel & Convention Center Three, Executive Blvd, Suffern, New York, United StatesNEAIC (Northeast Astro Imaging Conference) Monday 4/7 9-5 PM Tueday 4/8 9-5 PM Crowne Plaza Hotel and Convention Center, Suffern, NY (Just minutes from NEAF) https://www.neafexpo.com/ (about 2 hrs from UDLC) 2 day conference admission $365 / Special workshops are an extra fee. ticket info: https://rockland-astronomy-club.myshopify.com/collections/neaic-registration 2 Days, 28 talks, 15 presenters plus workshops featuring acknowledged experts in every […]
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BMAA Outreach Event
Marina Visitor Center 1 Harrisburg School Rd., Quakertown, PAOutreach Event"Earth Day Celebration" Nockamixon State Park Sat. 26th. April 2025 - 9:00 AM to Noon
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BMAA Monthly Meeting
Upper Dublin Lutheran Church 411 Susquehanna Rd, Ambler, United StatesBMAA Monthly MeetingThis month's meeting will include a presentation/review on different types of astronomical telescopes, mounts and cameras. For beginners, buying a complete, matched package is often a smart way to get started. However, intermediate and advanced astronomers over time will assemble a more custom package to suit their specific areas of interest (Planetary, Deep Sky, Astrophotography, etc.) Join us this Wednesday May 7th for an interesting discussion on the finer points of enjoying this hobby.
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Public Starwatch
Nockamixon Lake Park Tohickon Boat Launch, FQGR+J4 Ottsville, Pennsylvania, PA, United StatesPublic StarwatchJoin us for the first public Starwatch event of 2025
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BMAA Monthly Meeting
Upper Dublin Lutheran Church 411 Susquehanna Rd, Ambler, United StatesBMAA Monthly MeetingSwap Meet
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Outreach Event
Nockamixon Lake Park Tohickon Boat Launch, FQGR+J4 Ottsville, Pennsylvania, PA, United StatesOutreach EventFull Moon Walk: Strawberry Moon The walk will start and end at the fishing pier, followed by moon viewing. Free event - Registration required at the following site: https://events.dcnr.pa.gov/event/full-moon-walk-strawberry-moon-2342
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Public Starwatch
Nockamixon Lake Park Tohickon Boat Launch, FQGR+J4 Ottsville, Pennsylvania, PA, United StatesPublic StarwatchOur next Star Watch is this Saturday June 21st at the Tohickon Boat Access area of Lake Nockamixon State Park.
You are welcome to come out with your blanket or lawn chair and enjoy the sunset while we wait for darkness to fall. We will have some pre Star Watch programming starting around 8:45 PM.With the late sunsets around the Summer Solstice, We expect stargazing to commence closer to 9:15 PM. The public event ends at 11 PM.
BMAA members, wear your BMAA ID badge/lanyard, and you may stay later if you wish, after the public exits.There will be lots of summer constellations coming up in the sky along with some celestial treasures within. Most of the showpiece planets are in the daytime sky right now, but we should be able to show you a reddish/orange Mars which is very close to the bright star Regulus in the constellation Leo. Mars is pretty far away from us, so don't expect too much detail, but we should be able to notice the reddish disk of the planet. In June, Leo is almost due west and really does look a bit like a lion, with some imagination!
It should be a warm comfortable night. In addition to looking through club members telescopes, feel free to bring your own scopes and binoculars to the field to enjoy.
Please leave pets at home. Bug spray is not a bad idea!Please check this website for updates in case the weather leads to cancellation. Cancellations, if any, will be communicated here by 5:00 PM on the day of the event.
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BMAA Monthly Meeting
Upper Dublin Lutheran Church 411 Susquehanna Rd, Ambler, United StatesBMAA Monthly MeetingGary Sprague, BMAA Co-Vice President - Topic: Telescopes: The Astronomer's Tool
This presentation will review the history of the telescope, provide useful terminology, definitions and calculations for different telescope types and review steps to build your own reflecting telescope starting with a round piece of glass. No matter your experience you are sure to find it useful and informative.
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Public Starwatch
Nockamixon Lake Park Tohickon Boat Launch, FQGR+J4 Ottsville, Pennsylvania, PA, United StatesPublic StarwatchDue to the poor weather conditions, TONIGHT PUBLIC STARWATCH @ Nockamixon State Park has been POSTPONED TO JULY 26th. from 8:30 to 11:00 pm . Check our Calendar and Events page for details.