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Astronomy club news, events, public programs and heavenly happenings

Articles here are written by members of The Amateur Observers’ Society of New York to keep you informed of our astronomy club news from Long Island, Earth, our Milky Way Galaxy or beyond!

Close-up shot of blooming cherry blossoms on a branch, capturing the essence of spring.
The President’s Message

March springs upon us with Mercury and Messier Marathons

Hello, everyone! As we move into March, we find ourselves on the cusp of spring — a time of renewal, longer days, and clearer skies (hopefully!). With the Vernal Equinox on March 20, we can officially say: SPRING IS COMING! It’s the perfect opportunity to shake off the winter chill and prepare for an exciting season of observing….

Winter’s shortest days are our longest astronomy nights.
The President’s Message

Winter’s shortest days are our longest astronomy nights.

Dear Members, December is upon us, bringing with it some of the most stunning celestial events of the year. The crisp, clear nights of winter provide an excellent opportunity to observe the wonders of the night sky.The highlight of the month is the Geminid meteor shower, which peaks on the night of December 13th into…

Discover the Universe with us this Giving Tuesday, December 3rd!
Announcement

Discover the Universe with us this Giving Tuesday, December 3rd!

Dear Friends of the Night Sky, For nearly six decades, the Amateur Observers’ Society of New York (AOS) has been dedicated to bringing the wonders of the cosmos closer to our community. It’s a mission fueled by curiosity, passion, and an unshakable belief that the stars above inspire awe, discovery, and connection. 2024: A Stellar…

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