Only one day 'til the State Wide Star Party in Beulaville, NC. Cape Fear Astro will be providing a scale solar system model, laser guided sky tours, and views through telescopes. Hope to see you Friday night!
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Join us for the first of two State Wide Star Party events at Beulaville Elementary on 09 April, 7 - 10. Model solar system, Telescope Petting Zoo, laser-guided sky tour and views through telescopes. See the Moon, star clusters, and double stars.
Cape Fear Astro will be joining The @Blockade_Runner Resort for a Full Moon observing session from sunset 'til 9 pm on Friday, 19 October 2021. Contact @Blockade_Runner for info.
Cape Fear Astro club observing scheduled for the 5th and 6th. Venus, Jupiter, Saturn, plus the November deep0sky stuff, especially Andromeda, Cassiopeia, and Perseus
Come to International Observe the Moon Night tonight, Saturday 16 Oct, at the Cape Fear Museum. Lots of activities, inside and out. Cape Fear Astro will be sharing views of the moon, Jupiter, and Saturn through telescopes.
EarthSky friend Rudy Kokich in Virginia captured this photo of #M5 last Sunday. It's a beautiful image. Thank you, Rudy! ✨
Tap here to read about M5, including how to find it: https://t.co/oyM8XwAqA6
Public observing session at Carolina Beach State Park today, Saturday 14 August, starting at sundown (or a little before, if you want to walk the solar system model or discuss telescopes).
Cape Fear Astro monthly meeting is Sunday, June 8 at 7 pm. In person, or via Zoom simulcast. Presentation: History of the Perseid meteor Shower. Contact me for info.
Jon Stewart-Taylor <[email protected]>
10:08 AM (47 minutes ago)
Forecast predicting mostly-clear night.
Track down Mars and the Beehive (M44): in close quarters next 2 days. View will be much better in binoculars. Try early after twilight: they set ~ about 11pm.
Looking forward to our first public observing session of the year on June 19th at Carolina Beach State Park. We'll be looking at the first-quarter moon, & giving laser-guided star tours. The scale model solar system will show you why Saturn and Jupiter aren't up that night!
@NASA_Wallops Saw the barium release from St. Helena NC. As barium cloud faded, it appeared to shift from about 80 degrees vertical to about 45 degrees.
We are pleased to be able to resume public observing sessions in partnership with Carolina Beach State Park. First session is scheduled for June 19th beginning at twilight.
Cape Fear Astro meeting: February 14th at 7 pm. Program topix: “Astrophotography Ways”, an overview of astrophotography methods from simple to advanced, presented by Karl Adlon. Remotely using Zoom. [email protected] or 910-300-6224.