The flawless weather that was guaranteed for tonight, Saturday, May 20, 2017, has arrived. See you at the star party at 9:00pm!
Star Party at the Damariscotta Land Association Land Trust
Saturday, May 20, 2017, 9:00pm
110 Belvedere Road, Damariscotta, ME 04543
Star Party at Brower Observatory Saturday, November 3, 2018, 6:30pm (6:00pm setup) 341 Route 126, Whitefield, ME 04353 Possible Flashmob: Sunday, November 4 Rain Date: Saturday, November 10 After being haunted by legions of ghosts and goblins mid-week, CMASians will be hankering to see objects that are just as ethereal, yet more real: Nebulous clouds…
Looking forward to seeing everyone tonight at DRA! The list at the Doodle Poll has grown. My weekend-away-on-business got postponed, so Bridgit and I will be there after all. If you have not responded to the poll, adding your name may attract other friends; or, since we know we’ll be meeting anyway, just show and…
The weather looks promising for tomorrow’s star party. Watch for a final confirmation by early afternoon: Saturday, February 11, 2023; 5:30pm Star Party at Brower Observatory 341 Route 126, Whitefield, ME 04353 Colin has been working on mirrors and interferometers and all of those other technical, behind-the-scenes goodies that make everyone’s experience at the eyepiece…
Seeing today’s thick clouds spanning the vast distances separating CMAS’s astronomers as they prepare for tonight’s Workday and star party, we hear ya thinkin’… “What hath those fools running our club wrought, proposing we meet tonight?! Can’t they see the clouds everywhere, and feel the light rain on their shoulders?” Yup! We can. But, all…
Due to the lousy weather that is predictable only for continuing on-and-off rain and steady clouds, CMAS is postponing the workday and star party at Brower Observatory previously called for tomorrow, Saturday, May 4, 2019. Painting was, by far, the biggest project planned. We’ll wait for reliably dry weather for that! But, we’re off to…
PROMOTE DARK SKIES This weekend (September 22, 23, and 24, 2023), join your fellow CMASians and astronomers from other clubs by volunteering with Dark Sky Maine at the Common Ground Fair. Light pollution hurts astronomy, blinds motorists and pedestrians, wastes electricity and money, and hurts the tourist economy. Proper outdoor lighting at night enables astronomy,…
