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NHAC members: star party and BBQ this Saturday! (weather and field conditions permitting) 🔭

[North Houston Astronomy Club @NHACAstronomy]

NHAC members: star party and BBQ this Saturday! (weather and field conditions permitting) 🔭

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Join us February 24 to have Dark Matter Demystified by Dr. Andrew Long!

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Light Waves in January!
Ponderosa Fire Station Training Room at 6:30 p.m. on January 27!
Read more about it at https://t.co/LQiGrB353i. See you there!

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Friday Dec 16 is our final meeting of the year. It is important because we have elections for next year. It is fun because we meet and eat and play games and hear from members!
Please plan to attend in person at the Ponderosa Fire Dept.

More details, https://t.co/rooioAOwzJ

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Just a reminder that our November NHAC meeting will be this Friday, Nov 18th at 6:30pm. As usual we will be in person and on zoom. Please note we won't have a separate FYI talk this month or next month.

We are having a Show and Tell meeting. Details https://t.co/rooioAP4ph

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Join us this Friday on Oct 28th at the Ponderosa Fire Department as Dr. Andrea Isella from Rice University

As usual,FYI talk begins at 6:30pm followed by Dr. Isella's presentation at7:30pm. Join us in person or on zoom.

https://t.co/rooioAwVb9 for full details

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Sept 23, 22 our next monthly meeting! Mark Matney from NASA will be speaking about Orbital Debris. 6:30pm for the FYI talk & main talk will begin at 7:30pm. We will be meeting at the Ponderosa Fire Station and streaming the talks on zoom. https://t.co/rooioAOwzJ for more info.

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Interesting talks Friday, 08/26. Join us for a more detailed look of JWST; from launch & initial pictures to current images & the science of what we are seeing. Annie Wargetz & Leonard Ferguson will present.

We'll be streaming so check website for link: https://t.co/rooioAOwzJ

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Join us on July 22, 2022 at 6:30pm for our monthly meeting. We will meet at the Ponderosa Fire station.

Please note that this is an in person only meeting

6:30pm

7:30pm Main talk

For more information check out our website
https://t.co/LQiGrB353i

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https://t.co/LQiGrBkFUQ
JUNE 24 HYBRID MEETING
Details in the link
Main Presentation 7:30pm
The Europa Clipper
Dr. P. Schenk will discuss The Europa Clipper. We will review the spacecraft and its mission followed by a Q&A session with the audience.

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Join us this Friday for our virtual monthly meeting. Find out all you need to know about the Messier Marathon from Aaron Clevenson. Chris Morisette will present "From Concept to Capture."
The zoom link will be posted on the website on Friday. https://t.co/LQiGrB353i

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VIRTUAL MEETING FEBRUARY 25

https://t.co/rooioAOwzJ

The Novice talk begins at 6:30pm and the main presentation begins at
7:30pm.

Speaker: Stephen Hummel, Dark Skies Specialist at the McDonald Observatory

Sprites: Between the Clouds and the Stars

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We're studying nebulae and galaxies tonight. That motion is the plane moving around the STILL telescope! #NASAbeyond 🔭 #timelapse

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Not rocket science…but science on rockets! Today, three rockets launched from Alaska to study auroras: https://t.co/Td3aCpWFsa

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Awesome CSS3 Planetarium!!! http://t.co/GkEk4kN (via @paulrouget)

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NHAC General Meeting this Friday 2-25. Open to the public. Steve Goldberg will speak about Texas Star Party. More info: http://bit.ly/fw7SxQ

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Today's image shows Saturn's rings as a thin edge-on line, but they cast broad shadows on s. hemisphere http://is.gd/z8kt4v