It's still way too early to tell Saturday night's Astrophotographers Assemble viewing conditions, but keep an eye on our ClearDarkSky weather forecasting tool. Keep your fingers crossed for clear skies... https://t.co/zbV6xmpcS8 https://t.co/zbV6xmpcS8
Spring clean-up is complete at the DSVA! We’re good to go for our “Astrophotographers Assemble” event on April 27th and our “Before the Bugs” laser tours on May 3rd & 4th.
See the full 2019 event schedule at... https://t.co/Aa1ZtSg9FC
Don't miss the L&A Dark Sky Viewing Area's "Before the Bugs" Stargazing Tour on Friday, May 3rd and Saturday, May 4th (wear your Star Wars gear to celebrate May the 4th!).
Each event starts about an... https://t.co/EacivCu1B6
Maybe it’s just us, but the first photo of the black hole reminded us of the Eye of Sauron from Lord of the Rings. 😁😁
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The April 5 – 7 weekend is moonless, making this a prime opportunity for some galaxy hunting. In the early evening, Leo is in high in the south and well placed for enjoying the Trio in Leo. The Trio consists of M65, M66 and NGC3628.
To... https://t.co/Og2vrQMvr8
Nights over the March 22 – 24 weekend are lit by a bright, waning gibbous Moon. However, early evenings are moonfree, offering observers a fine opportunity to enjoy some winter sights on the first weekend of spring.
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Here's a warm thought on a cold day... Our 2019 event calendar is now available!
Check out what's happening at the L&A Dark Sky Viewing Area and follow our Facebook events for updates! Find out more...... https://t.co/LVJUITpobO
Here's what you need to know about the lunar eclipse happening on January 20th/21st, courtesy SkyNews Magazine... https://t.co/Og2vrQMvr8 https://t.co/Og2vrQMvr8