Aylesbury Astronomical Society

Registered Charity Number 276313


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Aylesbury Astronomical Society
The Aim of the Society

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Welcome, the aim of the Aylesbury Astronomical Society is to advance the education of the public in Astronomy by,



Open Evenings. The society is also available to provide open evenings at our Observatory for up to 12 people and we are able to provide talks on most aspects of astronomy. In the past we have welcomed visits by school groups, college classes, Scouts and other related organisations


If you require more details, please contact the Chairman

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All at 7.30 pm at the Scout Hut, Oakfield Road, Aylesbury unless otherwise stated,




Each month we have a meeting in Aylesbury, where our members and guests will present information on new and interesting aspects of astronomy to other members of the society


The meetings take place on the first Monday of each month at 19:30 until approx 21:30. If the first Monday of the month is a Bank Holiday, the meeting will take place on the following Monday


They take place at the Scout Hut on Oakfield Road in Aylesbury


Non-members are welcome to come along to get to know us before becoming a member of our society

Coming Up....

Observing

Note: Friday observing is suspended until the week beginning 3rd September


Most members are aware that the Society observing nights are currently each Friday at 9pm. Unfortunately the vagaries of the British weather means that one cannot tell if observing will be possible until a few hours before that time. As a method of improving the communication of “will there or won’t there be observing tonight?” to all, members are asked to let Sue know their mobile numbers. A few hours before 8pm on the Friday a text will be sent saying “Observing Tonight” or “No Observing Tonight” as appropriate


Please email secretary@aylesbury-astronomy.org.uk  with your Name and mobile number and you will be included in this information


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Monday 13th August: Allan Chapman speaking on Victorian transits of Venus