Grab your spot light and join us and the Austin Astronomical Association at the Lozano Observatory on March 3rd to flash the ISS.
Don Pettit will be watching from the ISS to see if he can see our lights. If we are successful Don will call us at the Lozano Observatory.
All non-astronomy club attendees must sign a liability waiver to attend the event. The forms will be available at the front gate of the Observatory.
Please arrive at the observatory no later than 6:00pm. The ISS’s pass starts at 7:20 p.m.. Everyone must be set up well before that time.
Map to the Lozano Observatory: http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&z=16&q=861+Scenic+View++Blanco+TX+78606+
Tonight’s event at Woodlawn Lake is cancelled due to the weather.
Mark Jurena will present ‘Dawn and the Asteroids’ which, contrary to the sound, is not a name for a rock band. Dawn is a NASA mission sent to look at asteroids. 7:30pm, Science 2.02.02. Observations to follow assuming the sky is clear — a chance proposition given the forecast of thunderstorms on Thurs and Saturday!
Join members of the San Antonio Astronomical Association for Astronomy in the Park at Woodlawn Lake. This event is great for the whole family it is free and open to the public. No Telescope is required members of the Association love to share their views with you!
Astronomy in the Park at Woodlawn Lake on the third Thursday of the month beginning at sunset, weather permitting, near the dam.
A map to where we meet at the park can be found here: http://tinyurl.com/8yuffxn
