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Saturday 27 October 2001 - Astronomy in the Park - Public Stargazing Event: Iroquois Park Sports Centre, Whitby
Posted by: DRAA Support  Category: Astronomy in the Park 
When: Saturday 27 October 2001
It is estimated that over 200 people passed through the DRAA setup. The public had an excellent opportunity to view several solor system objects as well as a couple bright deep sky faint fuzzies.

Next 10 Events ...
Tuesday 13 November 2001 Monthly Meeting: Radio Meteor Observing, presented by Philip Gebhardt; Florida Imaging Centre presented by Walter MacDonald
Friday 23 November 2001 Astronomy in the Park - Public Stargazing Event: Ajax Community Centre
Tuesday 11 December 2001 Monthly Meeting: Choosing the Right Telescope, presented by Abe Slomovitz
Friday 21 December 2001 Astronomy in the Park - Public Stargazing Event: Pickering Recreation Complex
Tuesday 08 January 2002 Monthly Meeting: Observing Jupiter and Saturn, presented by Geoff Gaherty
Friday 18 January 2002 Presenting the Sky: DRFN
Tuesday 12 February 2002 Monthly Meeting: The Tagish Lake Meteorite, presented by Phil McCausland
Friday 22 February 2002 Astronomy in the Park - Public Stargazing Event: Uxbridge
Saturday 16 March 2002 Astronomy in the Park - Public Solar Viewing: Purple Woods Conservation Area
Tuesday 19 March 2002 Monthly Meeting: The Murky Depths of the Main Sequence, M-dwarfs presented by Peter Dawson


 

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