The Rochester Astronomy Club will hold a Members Only Star Party on Saturday, June 13th at the DJMOF. This should be a glorious night for astronomy, with an opportunity for members to enjoy dark-sky observing, telescope time, and fellowship under the stars. Primary date: Friday, June 12 Backup date: Saturday, June 13 Location: DJMOF — members know the site Audience: […]
Public Observing of the Sun through a telescope with guidance from members of the Rochester Astronomy Club. Reload this page before you leave for the event. Event can be cancelled in case of cloudy weather or another reason. Warning: Never look directly at the Sun without proper eye protection, as it can cause permanent eye damage. This includes not looking […]
Hello Astronomy Fans! If it’s clear on Friday, club members will be meeting under a starry sky with glass pointed upwards! If Friday is under the weather, Saturday is the contingency plan. For up-to-date Go-NoGo discussion, please check in with club members for a link to the Signal Chat. Check the forum here under “star parties” for final announcements. I […]
Public Sky Observing of the planets Venus bright stars, double stars, and more by telescope with guidance members of the Rochester Astronomy Club. What to expect at Public Sky Observing – click here. Reload this page before you leave for the event. Event can be cancelled in case of cloudy weather or another reason. Resources: In the Sky July/2026, Phases […]
Public Sky Observing of the young Moon – 5.1 days after New Moon, planets Venus bright stars, double stars, and more by telescope with guidance members of the Rochester Astronomy Club. What to expect at Public Sky Observing – click here. Reload this page before you leave for the event. Event can be cancelled in case of cloudy weather or […]
Public Sky Observing of the planets Venus Jupiter bright stars, double stars, and more by telescope with guidance members of the Rochester Astronomy Club. Short presentation at 9 PM What to expect at Public Sky Observing – click here. Reload this page before you leave for the event. Event can be cancelled in case of cloudy weather or another […]
Canceled due to the cloudy weather Public Sky Observing of the young Moon – 5.4 days after New Moon, planets Venus Jupiter bright stars, double stars, and more by telescope with guidance members of the Rochester Astronomy Club. What to expect at Public Sky Observing – click here. Reload this page before you leave for the event. Event can be […]
Visitors have the option to reserve a pizza on the website https://www.salemglenvineyard.com/pizza_res/pizza_res2.php , wood-fire pizza is served from 4:30 PM till 7:30 PM. Wonders of the Spring sky Presentation by Robert Fealey [PDF version] This presentation offers a comprehensive guide to the Spring sky, transitioning from the brilliant stars of winter to the “Great Diamond” of the vernal season. It […]
Beginners guide to the Astrophotography Presentation by Michael Benson Astrophotography captures the breathtaking beauty and secrets of the cosmos. It requires specialized equipment to collect faint light over long exposures, revealing details invisible to the naked eye. From capturing the vibrant colors of nebulae to the majestic dance of galaxies, astrophotography allows us to witness astronomical phenomena in stunning detail, pushing […]
Presentation by Randy Hemann When the Sky Glows: How the Northern Lights Work Auroras have inspired myths and scientific inquiry across various cultures and throughout history. In this talk, we will explore the interactions between solar activity, Earth’s magnetic field, atmospheric chemistry, and human perception that create these stunning light displays. The colors and visibility of auroras depend on altitude, […]
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