Photo taken with a Hydrogen Alpha filter with Canon 6D with an 80mm lens. It is comprised of 12 shots at 5 minutes at ISO 10000. The two brighter stars are
The Observing Program Division of the Astronomical League is working closely with the AL Store to bring you updated observing manuals. Some manuals are currently under revision, but quite a few have been reissued. These are the manuals that have been re-released:
The Observing Program Division is excited to announce a new Award: the Observing Program Mentor Award. The website has all the details: https://www.astroleague.org/content/observing-program-mentor-award . This new Award was created to provide a means for memebrs to nominate someone who has mentored a novice astronomer. Who do you know that deserves this award. Nominate them today!
November 11, 2019 is the next Planetary Transit. For the US, this is a monring event. The website is now updated for this event. For more information check out the website by clicking here.
Have you ever done Citizen Science? Would you like to do (more) Citizen Science? Would you like to know more about what it is? There are many ways to get involvedand the Astronomical League has decided to recognize our members who get involved. To get more information on our Citizen Science Program and to find out how to get more involved, check out our website: https://www.astroleague.org/content/citizen-science-program