Here’s an innovative idea from Norma D. for a club that has been unable to meet since early December: How many CMASers would attend a flash star party? The announcement might come in the afternoon, for a star party that night. If the night were clear, would you rush to DRA, or perhaps one of . . . → Read More: Mars Opposition Flash Star Party
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Looking forward to seeing everyone at our star party at The Damariscotta River Association’s Land Trust this weekend, if the gods of the clouds finally so allow. Typically, winter has been a prized season for us, with the cold temperatures more than offset by ideal seeing conditions, but this winter has been relentless in defying . . . → Read More: DRA Star Party — Weekend of Saturday, April 26, 2014 It’s always heartbreaking to cancel a star party on a beautiful, clear, sunny afternoon, but based on the Clear Sky Chart and all other weather forecasts, there will be clouds and rain come nightfall. After that, we’ll be treated to ice pellets and snow through the middle of the week. Unless conditions change favorably, there . . . → Read More: Clouds A’Coming — No Star Party Tonight |
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