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By Jon, on July 22nd, 2017 We’re on for tonight! The trend in the weather forecasts is toward the clouds being pushed away from Galaxy Quest by the time it shall be dark enough to observe. While the weather can never be perfectly predicted, CMAS offers absolute assurances of a fine evening with the best company on a stunningly beautiful farm, and an iron-clad guarantee that it won’t be half as much fun unless you are there! See you soon! We’re on for tonight! The trend in the weather forecasts is toward the clouds being pushed away from Galaxy Quest by the time it shall be dark enough to observe. While the weather can never be perfectly predicted, CMAS offers absolute assurances of a fine evening with the best company on a stunningly beautiful farm, and an iron-clad guarantee that it won’t be half as much fun unless you are there! See you soon!
Star Party at Galaxy Quest Observatory
Saturday, July 22, 2017, 8:45pm (earlier setup welcome)
84 Vancycle Road, Lincolnville, ME 04849
By Jon, on July 21st, 2017 The historically most reliable weather forecasts for the star party at Galaxy Quest in Lincolnville show the usual conundrum: Some predict clear skies; others predict clouds. Jacob lives nearby, so we plan to decide whether to meet or postpone by mid day, based upon the actual evolving weather conditions. If all goes well, CMAS is looking forward to seeing everyone at:
Galaxy Quest Observatory
84 Vancycle Road, Lincolnville, ME 04849
Saturday, July 22, 2017, 8:45pm (earlier setup welcome)
By Jon, on July 17th, 2017 On Saturday, July 22, 2017, CMAS returns to the crown jewel of the Eastern part of the realm. The wonders of Galaxy Quest are well known. Dark skies over a gentle hillside sloping down to the Atlantic Coast astride mountains. Jacob’s 18″ Big Dob coaxing formerly faint fuzzies into real objects in the eyepiece. Saturn above, with its rings wide open. What’s not to like? On Saturday, July 22, 2017, CMAS returns to the crown jewel of the Eastern part of the realm. The wonders of Galaxy Quest are well known. Dark skies over a gentle hillside sloping down to the Atlantic Coast astride mountains. Jacob’s 18″ Big Dob coaxing formerly faint fuzzies into real objects in the eyepiece. Saturn above, with its rings wide open. What’s not to like?
Although it’s always still a good gathering, attendance at Galaxy Quest has slipped some in the past few years. This may be related to the change in Galaxy Quest’s schedule, which has made it available for CMAS less often. Whatever it is, we’d like to fix it. If you used to be a regular at Galaxy Quest, please drop CMAS a line at MaineAstro@gmail.com, confirming that you’ll join us; or, if necessary, stating what we might be able to do to draw you back into the fold. CMAS wants to serve its members well, so if there is anything we need to know, we want to hear about it.
Star Party at Galaxy Quest Observatory
84 Vancycle Road, Lincolnville, ME 04849
Saturday, July 22, 2017, 8:45pm (earlier setup welcome)
Rain Date: Saturday, August 5
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