Rene Gedaly, Observatory Trainer
The long awaited Women's Observatory Class was cancelled last November due to weather. This year, the observatory trainers will try popup observatory training. Here’s how it works:
Rene Gedaly, Observatory Trainer
The long awaited Women's Observatory Class was cancelled last November due to weather. This year, the observatory trainers will try popup observatory training. Here’s how it works:
HAS - Theres a Whole Lot Going On!
We are already well into the new year and a lot is happening around HAS. Your Leadership Team is busy working on new programs and events which should enhance your HAS experience regardless of what the weather does!
We are always working to find new ways to add value to your HAS membership, and to fulfill our Mission. Here are a few of the new programs and training opportunities your Leadership Team is putting together for you.
New Astronomer Training
There is a lot to learn and experience when getting started in Amateur Astronomy. In addition to learning about telescopes and how to use them, a New Astronomer needs to learn how to navigate the sky to find objects, how to observe and log them. HAS has several programs to help you learn these skills.
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by Don Selle, President
Hi all! We're trying to do better at linking up curious members who want to learn more with folks who have more domain experience in specific areas of the hobby. If you would like to help a fellow HAS member and share what you know, please come on and sign up. If you want to learn this is also the perfect opportunity for you to advance your skills in this wonderfully rewarding and social lifetime hobby!
We are leveraging our club Facebook group to facilitiate the matching process, so if you aren’t already participating in that, now is the time to do so. Once a member of the group, simply click the “Mentorship” menu item on the left to get started.
By: Steve Goldberg
The shape of the “D” can be seen here, with the “straight line” going from top to bottom in this picture with the “curved line” going around the circle to the right.