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39 - New York City 9 - state of Florida
the Bronx - 7 7 - state of Connecticut
Brooklyn - 10 6 - Bronx H S of Sci, the Bronx
Manhattan - 20 6 - Midwood H S, Brooklyn
Queens - 1 6 - state of Ohio
Staten Is - 1 6 - c'wealth of Massachusetts
158 - 52.67% of 300 in US 5 - state of Indiana
5 - state of Minnesota
Several Intel semifinalists in the NYSkies region have astro-
related projects:
Keeley Boehmer, Fox Lane H S, Bedford NY
'Consequences of changing jet direction in quasar CTA102'
Philip Chan, Stuyvesant H S, Manhattan
'Hybrid propulsion system using solar energy for jet aircraft'
Aaron Eisman, Staples H S, Westport CT
'Lightcurve of asteroid 21652 1999 OQ2'
Lisa Glukhovsky, New Milford H S, New Milford CT
'A rapid, accurate method of determining the distance to near-Earth
asteroids'
Jason Li, Great Neck North H S, Great Neck LI
'A numerical analysis of gravitational lensing events involving large
tidal radius or D25 isophote local group galaxies' /
Maria Michta, Sachem North H S, Lake Ronkonkoma LI
'Radio detection of meteors'
Jennifer Piscionere, Carmel H S, Carmel NY
'Using a photometric subtraction technique to probe the Deep Lens
Survey for evidence of active galactic nuclei'
Eduard Reznik, Ward Melville H S, East Setauket LI
'New exact solutions to Einstein's equations'
Jessica Yu, Bronx H S of Science, the Bronx
'The effects of space flight on bone development in embryonic quail'
In January 2004 four major new projects were unveiled. I noted the
first already in Skywatching, the replacement of all remaining
cobrahead streetlights in the City.
Second is the World Trade Center memorial, 'Reflecting absence' by
Arad. It features two reflecting pool on the footprints of the Twin
Towers, meditation and exhibit alcoves, and a tree-filled park.
Next is the transit hub for several subways running thru Lower
Manhattan. This is a series of skylighted midways connecting all
trains in or crossing Fulton Street, from the World Trade Center to
the [future] 2nd Avenue line. Due to its length, the plan is sometimes
called the 'Kilometer Korridor'.
Last is the permanent replacement for the crushed PATH station
under World Trade Center. The one you now avail of is a temporary one
to be torn up after the new facility opens by end decade. Designed by
Calatrava, it is a multi-platform stub-end edifice with a transparent
roof for natural sky and star light. The roof will slide open each
year during the 90ish minutes of the World Trade Center atrocity with
accompanying release of white doves, one for each known victim.

Astro Politics
------------
The Amateur Astronomers Association's situation went a mite
overboard at the January 7th AAA lecture at the Museum. President
Michael O'Gara purposefully told John Pazmino, one of the theft
victims, to forget about club support and care. This incident was
reported in NYSkies.
Mike O'Gara did in late January say that he got a response on or
about 26 January from the AAA's building manager. He noted there is no
insurance coverage from the manager, but he'll ask for a donation to
reimburse the theft victims. NYSkies forwarded O'Gara's note to the
other victims.
On January 19th the vaunted kickoff meeting took place to
revitalize the club's website. Go and visit www.aaa.org to see what I
mean. First, it convened on King Day, almost ensuring a low turnout.
Then the present webmaster, Brian Reynolds, didn't show up.
Robert Little terminated his telescope workshop. Tentatively set
for February, Mr Little advised NYSkies that there are no more
sessions. He, with O'Gara's say-so, came to the AAA Board meeting in
November 2003 to discuss ways to better support and publicize the
workshop. After sitting thru a three hour session, Mr O'Gara closed
the meeting with no workshop on the agenda.
There is a Board meeting on Wednesday 18 February at 19:00 in AAA-
HQ. The prime item of old business is the ByLaw reforms, neglected by
O'Gara for over a full year by end January. He was handed a mandate,
twice!, thru an overwhelming majority vote of the Board, at the August
and November 2003 meetings to put the reforms to the Board for at this
February meeting. NYSkies has a roster of Board seatholders for AAA
members, and others, to discuss the reforms.

NYSkies
-----
Astronomers are exploiting NYSkies as a quick, handy, friendly,
and potent source of astronomy news relating to the City. And there is
LOTS of astronomy stuff going on around New York! Since it revived on
28 September 2001 (it was interrupted by World Trade Center) NYSkies
became the definitive forum and public record for matters bearing on
home astronomy in and around New York.
Granted, some of the banter relates particularly to the Amateur

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39 - New York City 9 - state of Florida
the Bronx - 7 7 - state of Connecticut
Brooklyn - 10 6 - Bronx H S of Sci, the Bronx
Manhattan - 20 6 - Midwood H S, Brooklyn
Queens - 1 6 - state of Ohio
Staten Is - 1 6 - c'wealth of Massachusetts
158 - 52.67% of 300 in US 5 - state of Indiana
5 - state of Minnesota
Several Intel semifinalists in the NYSkies region have astro-
related projects:
Keeley Boehmer, Fox Lane H S, Bedford NY
'Consequences of changing jet direction in quasar CTA102'
Philip Chan, Stuyvesant H S, Manhattan
'Hybrid propulsion system using solar energy for jet aircraft'
Aaron Eisman, Staples H S, Westport CT
'Lightcurve of asteroid 21652 1999 OQ2'
Lisa Glukhovsky, New Milford H S, New Milford CT
'A rapid, accurate method of determining the distance to near-Earth
asteroids'
Jason Li, Great Neck North H S, Great Neck LI
'A numerical analysis of gravitational lensing events involving large
tidal radius or D25 isophote local group galaxies' /
Maria Michta, Sachem North H S, Lake Ronkonkoma LI
'Radio detection of meteors'
Jennifer Piscionere, Carmel H S, Carmel NY
'Using a photometric subtraction technique to probe the Deep Lens
Survey for evidence of active galactic nuclei'
Eduard Reznik, Ward Melville H S, East Setauket LI
'New exact solutions to Einstein's equations'
Jessica Yu, Bronx H S of Science, the Bronx
'The effects of space flight on bone development in embryonic quail'
In January 2004 four major new projects were unveiled. I noted the
first already in Skywatching, the replacement of all remaining
cobrahead streetlights in the City.
Second is the World Trade Center memorial, 'Reflecting absence' by
Arad. It features two reflecting pool on the footprints of the Twin
Towers, meditation and exhibit alcoves, and a tree-filled park.
Next is the transit hub for several subways running thru Lower
Manhattan. This is a series of skylighted midways connecting all
trains in or crossing Fulton Street, from the World Trade Center to
the [future] 2nd Avenue line. Due to its length, the plan is sometimes
called the 'Kilometer Korridor'.
Last is the permanent replacement for the crushed PATH station
under World Trade Center. The one you now avail of is a temporary one
to be torn up after the new facility opens by end decade. Designed by
Calatrava, it is a multi-platform stub-end edifice with a transparent
roof for natural sky and star light. The roof will slide open each
year during the 90ish minutes of the World Trade Center atrocity with
accompanying release of white doves, one for each known victim.

Astro Politics
------------
The Amateur Astronomers Association's situation went a mite
overboard at the January 7th AAA lecture at the Museum. President
Michael O'Gara purposefully told John Pazmino, one of the theft
victims, to forget about club support and care. This incident was
reported in NYSkies.
Mike O'Gara did in late January say that he got a response on or
about 26 January from the AAA's building manager. He noted there is no
insurance coverage from the manager, but he'll ask for a donation to
reimburse the theft victims. NYSkies forwarded O'Gara's note to the
other victims.
On January 19th the vaunted kickoff meeting took place to
revitalize the club's website. Go and visit www.aaa.org to see what I
mean. First, it convened on King Day, almost ensuring a low turnout.
Then the present webmaster, Brian Reynolds, didn't show up.
Robert Little terminated his telescope workshop. Tentatively set
for February, Mr Little advised NYSkies that there are no more
sessions. He, with O'Gara's say-so, came to the AAA Board meeting in
November 2003 to discuss ways to better support and publicize the
workshop. After sitting thru a three hour session, Mr O'Gara closed
the meeting with no workshop on the agenda.
There is a Board meeting on Wednesday 18 February at 19:00 in AAA-
HQ. The prime item of old business is the ByLaw reforms, neglected by
O'Gara for over a full year by end January. He was handed a mandate,
twice!, thru an overwhelming majority vote of the Board, at the August
and November 2003 meetings to put the reforms to the Board for at this
February meeting. NYSkies has a roster of Board seatholders for AAA
members, and others, to discuss the reforms.

NYSkies
-----
Astronomers are exploiting NYSkies as a quick, handy, friendly,
and potent source of astronomy news relating to the City. And there is
LOTS of astronomy stuff going on around New York! Since it revived on
28 September 2001 (it was interrupted by World Trade Center) NYSkies
became the definitive forum and public record for matters bearing on
home astronomy in and around New York.
Granted, some of the banter relates particularly to the Amateur

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39 - New York City 9 - state of Florida
the Bronx - 7 7 - state of Connecticut
Brooklyn - 10 6 - Bronx H S of Sci, the Bronx
Manhattan - 20 6 - Midwood H S, Brooklyn
Queens - 1 6 - state of Ohio
Staten Is - 1 6 - c'wealth of Massachusetts
158 - 52.67% of 300 in US 5 - state of Indiana
5 - state of Minnesota
Several Intel semifinalists in the NYSkies region have astro-
related projects:
Keeley Boehmer, Fox Lane H S, Bedford NY
'Consequences of changing jet direction in quasar CTA102'
Philip Chan, Stuyvesant H S, Manhattan
'Hybrid propulsion system using solar energy for jet aircraft'
Aaron Eisman, Staples H S, Westport CT
'Lightcurve of asteroid 21652 1999 OQ2'
Lisa Glukhovsky, New Milford H S, New Milford CT
'A rapid, accurate method of determining the distance to near-Earth
asteroids'
Jason Li, Great Neck North H S, Great Neck LI
'A numerical analysis of gravitational lensing events involving large
tidal radius or D25 isophote local group galaxies' /
Maria Michta, Sachem North H S, Lake Ronkonkoma LI
'Radio detection of meteors'
Jennifer Piscionere, Carmel H S, Carmel NY
'Using a photometric subtraction technique to probe the Deep Lens
Survey for evidence of active galactic nuclei'
Eduard Reznik, Ward Melville H S, East Setauket LI
'New exact solutions to Einstein's equations'
Jessica Yu, Bronx H S of Science, the Bronx
'The effects of space flight on bone development in embryonic quail'
In January 2004 four major new projects were unveiled. I noted the
first already in Skywatching, the replacement of all remaining
cobrahead streetlights in the City.
Second is the World Trade Center memorial, 'Reflecting absence' by
Arad. It features two reflecting pool on the footprints of the Twin
Towers, meditation and exhibit alcoves, and a tree-filled park.
Next is the transit hub for several subways running thru Lower
Manhattan. This is a series of skylighted midways connecting all
trains in or crossing Fulton Street, from the World Trade Center to
the [future] 2nd Avenue line. Due to its length, the plan is sometimes
called the 'Kilometer Korridor'.
Last is the permanent replacement for the crushed PATH station
under World Trade Center. The one you now avail of is a temporary one
to be torn up after the new facility opens by end decade. Designed by
Calatrava, it is a multi-platform stub-end edifice with a transparent
roof for natural sky and star light. The roof will slide open each
year during the 90ish minutes of the World Trade Center atrocity with
accompanying release of white doves, one for each known victim.

Astro Politics
------------
The Amateur Astronomers Association's situation went a mite
overboard at the January 7th AAA lecture at the Museum. President
Michael O'Gara purposefully told John Pazmino, one of the theft
victims, to forget about club support and care. This incident was
reported in NYSkies.
Mike O'Gara did in late January say that he got a response on or
about 26 January from the AAA's building manager. He noted there is no
insurance coverage from the manager, but he'll ask for a donation to
reimburse the theft victims. NYSkies forwarded O'Gara's note to the
other victims.
On January 19th the vaunted kickoff meeting took place to
revitalize the club's website. Go and visit www.aaa.org to see what I
mean. First, it convened on King Day, almost ensuring a low turnout.
Then the present webmaster, Brian Reynolds, didn't show up.
Robert Little terminated his telescope workshop. Tentatively set
for February, Mr Little advised NYSkies that there are no more
sessions. He, with O'Gara's say-so, came to the AAA Board meeting in
November 2003 to discuss ways to better support and publicize the
workshop. After sitting thru a three hour session, Mr O'Gara closed
the meeting with no workshop on the agenda.
There is a Board meeting on Wednesday 18 February at 19:00 in AAA-
HQ. The prime item of old business is the ByLaw reforms, neglected by
O'Gara for over a full year by end January. He was handed a mandate,
twice!, thru an overwhelming majority vote of the Board, at the August
and November 2003 meetings to put the reforms to the Board for at this
February meeting. NYSkies has a roster of Board seatholders for AAA
members, and others, to discuss the reforms.

NYSkies
-----
Astronomers are exploiting NYSkies as a quick, handy, friendly,
and potent source of astronomy news relating to the City. And there is
LOTS of astronomy stuff going on around New York! Since it revived on
28 September 2001 (it was interrupted by World Trade Center) NYSkies
became the definitive forum and public record for matters bearing on
home astronomy in and around New York.
Granted, some of the banter relates particularly to the Amateur

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JOHN PAZMINO wrote:

NYC EVENTS FOR FEBRUARY 2004
--------------------------
John Pazmino
NYSkies


The following home astronomy activities in the NYSkies territory,
mainly the commuting ring enclosing New York City, are operated by
various organizations. A couple extra activities of special importance
to City astronomers may be included.
For updates and changes, please check the message area in the
NYSkies Yahoo group. To join NYSkies, see the 'NYSkies' section below.
Do also avail of the contact noted for each event.
All times are Eastern Standard Time.

Ever thought of putting all 9 parts in one message?
Or at least keeping all posts in one thread?

I don't really see point in this. Sometimes Your posts take 35% of first
page at Google Groups
http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=e....astro.amateur

I don't see any advantage of this method of posting.

NHF.

Ante

JOHN PAZMINO wrote:

NYC EVENTS FOR FEBRUARY 2004
--------------------------
John Pazmino
NYSkies


The following home astronomy activities in the NYSkies territory,
mainly the commuting ring enclosing New York City, are operated by
various organizations. A couple extra activities of special importance
to City astronomers may be included.
For updates and changes, please check the message area in the
NYSkies Yahoo group. To join NYSkies, see the 'NYSkies' section below.
Do also avail of the contact noted for each event.
All times are Eastern Standard Time.

Ever thought of putting all 9 parts in one message?
Or at least keeping all posts in one thread?

I don't really see point in this. Sometimes Your posts take 35% of first
page at Google Groups
http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=e....astro.amateur

I don't see any advantage of this method of posting.

NHF.

Ante

JOHN PAZMINO wrote:

NYC EVENTS FOR FEBRUARY 2004
--------------------------
John Pazmino
NYSkies


The following home astronomy activities in the NYSkies territory,
mainly the commuting ring enclosing New York City, are operated by
various organizations. A couple extra activities of special importance
to City astronomers may be included.
For updates and changes, please check the message area in the
NYSkies Yahoo group. To join NYSkies, see the 'NYSkies' section below.
Do also avail of the contact noted for each event.
All times are Eastern Standard Time.

Ever thought of putting all 9 parts in one message?
Or at least keeping all posts in one thread?

I don't really see point in this. Sometimes Your posts take 35% of first
page at Google Groups
http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=e....astro.amateur

I don't see any advantage of this method of posting.

NHF.

Ante

NYC EVENTS FOR MARCH 2004
-----------------------
John Pazmino
NYSkies


The following home astronomy activities in the NYSkies territory,
mainly the commuting ring enclosing New York City, are operated by
various organizations. A couple extra activities of special importance
to City astronomers may be included.
For updates and changes, please check the message area in the
NYSkies Yahoo group. To join NYSkies, see the 'NYSkies' section below.
Do also avail of the contact noted for each event.
All times are Eastern Standard Time.

Events for March 2004
-------------------
Sat - 28 Feb
19:30 - Great Kills Pk - SI - clearsky starviewing
CHANGED FROM FEBRUARY 14TH TO THE 28TH
Model plane flying field, Free, cancelled for clouds.
Larry Ventura, ; park off, 718-987-6790

Sun - 29 Feb
19:00 - Central Pk - MH - leapday celebration
Urban Pk Rangers. Belvedere Castle. Lecture on leapdays,
clearsky starviewing with NYSkies and NSS. Free, cancelled
only for severe weather. www.nyc.gov/parks.

XXX - XX Mar
XX:XX - E Stroudsburg - PA - clearsky starviewing
OCCASIONAL SESSIONS; INQUIRE AT WEBSITE OR PHONE
E Stroudsburg Uv Obsy. Free, cancelled for clouds.
www.esu.edu, 570-422-3341


Wed - XX Mar
19:00 - Centerport - LI - clearsky starviewing
DATE NOT SET YET; INQUIRE AT WEBSITE OR EMAIL
Vanderbilt Plm. Free. Cancelled for clouds.
www.asliclub.org,

20:30 - Old Westbury - LI - Astro Soc of LI meeting
DATES NOT SET YET; INQUIRE AT WEBSITE OR EMAIL
NY Inst of Techy, Schure Audm. Free. www.asliclub.org,


Mon - 1 Mar
all day - Amer Mus Natl Hiat - MH - Exploratorium exhibit
Thru August 15, Gallery 3, free. Interactive handson demos
of various science principles. 212-769-5100

18:00 - CUNY Grad Ctr - MH - science play
'Fun for all science vaudeville'. Free.
www.gc.cuny.edu/sciart, 212-817-8215

19:30 - Hayden Plm - MH - Frontiers in Astrophysics
Indoor lecture, clearsky starviewing. $14 adm. 212-769-5100

19:00 - Marine Pk - BK - science lecture
Urban Pk Rangers. Salt Marsh Natr Ctr. 'She blinded
me with science' on famous female scientists. Free.
www.nyc.gov/parks.

19:30 - Mariners Harbor - SI - live audience astro show
SI Commty TV, 100 Cable Way, Suite 2. Free.
www.sictv.org, 718-727-1414

20:00 - Coll of SI - SI - clearsky starviewing
Astrop Obsy. Free, cancelled for clouds.
supernova7.apsc.csi.cuny.edu, 718-982-3260

Tue - 2 Mar
15:30 - Upton - LI - astronomy lecture
Brookhaven Natl Lab, Bdg 510. Free, bring GI photo
ID for campus security. www.bnl.gov, 631-344-8000

17:30 - Sci Ind Biz Liby - MH - science lecture
'Einstein defiant' on his views on qunatum mechanics
Free. 212-592-7000, www.nypl.org/research/sibl

19:30 - Hayden Plm - MH - Virtual Universe
Live skyshow of computer graphics and astro databases.
$12 adm. 212-769-5100

Wed - 3 Mar
19:30 - York Coll - QN - astronomy lecture
Core Acadc Bdg, Rm 2D01. indoor talk, clearsky starviewing;
Free. natsci.york.cuny.edu/~yco, 718-262-2082


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19:30 - Greenwich - CT - A S of Greenwich meeting
Bruce Mus. Free. , 203-896-6786-x338
www.geocities.com/astrogreenwich

20:00 - Westport - CT - clearsky starviewing
Westport A S, Rolnick Obsy. Free, cancelled for clouds,
www.was-ct.org, 203-227-0925,

20:00 - Doylestown - PA - Bucks-Mont Astro Assn meeting
Peace Valley Natr Ctr. Free. www.bma2.org,
, 215-579-9973

21:00 - Poughkeepsie - NY - clearsky starviewing
Vassar Coll Obsy. Free. Cancelled for clouds.
physicsandastronomy.vassar.edu/observatory.html,
845-437-7340

Thu - 4 Mar
19:30 - Upper Montclair - NJ - clearsky starviewing
N Jersey Astro Gp. Montclair St Uv, Richardson Hall.
Free. Cancelled for clouds. njagweb.tripod.com,
973-655-7266.

20:00 - Middletown - NJ - S*T*A*R meeting
King of Kings Lutheran Ch. Free.
www.starastronomy.org

20:00 - Westport - CT - clearsky starviewing
Westport A S, Rolnick Obsy. Free, cancelled for clouds,
www.was-ct.org, 203-227-0925,

Fri - 5 Mar
17:30 - NY Acady of Sci - MH - science lecture
'Earth science by inquiry' on teaching geology and earth
sciences. $20 adm. www.nyas.org,

18:00 - Amer Mus Natl Hist - MH - Amat Astro Assn lecture
Kaufmann Thtr. Free, ask at entry gate for 'astronomy'
lecture.

19:00 - Cranford - NJ - Amat Astro Inc lecture
Union Co Coll, Sperry Obsy. Indoor talk, clearsky
starviewing. Free. www.asterism.org

19:00 - Yonkers - NY - Westchester Amat Astro meeting
Hudson Rv Mus, Andrus Plm. 19h social, 20h lecture.
Free. www.westchesterastronomers.org

19:30 - Stony Bk - LI - astronomy lecture
SUNY Stony Bk, E&SS Bdg, Rm 001. Indoor lecture, clearsky
starviewing. Free. www.ess.sunysb.edu/astro, 631-632-8100,


20:00 - Stamford - CT - clearsky starviewing
Stamford Mus & Natr Ctr, Obsy. $3 adm. Cancelled for
clouds. www.stamfordmuseum.org/astronomy.html

Sat - 6 Mar
all day - Hayden Plm - MH - Expedition Center
Every Sat & Sun. Hall of Univ. Free. Several wagons to
explain various astronomy principles. 212-769-5100

18:00 - Southold - LI - clearsky starviewing
Custer Inst. Cancelled for clouds. Free.
www.custerobservatory.org

19:00 - Cranford - NJ - Amat Astro Inc lecture
Union Co Coll, Sperry Obsy. Indoor talk, clearsky
starviewing. Free. www.asterism.org

Sun - 7 Mar
all day - Hayden Plm - MH - Expedition Center
Every Sat & Sun, Hall of Univ, free. Several wagons to
explain various astronomy principles. 212-769-5100

11:30 - Central Pk - MH - cultural tour
Urban Park Rangers, Dana Discvy Ctr. 'Central Park's
revolutionary history' on the US War of Indepednece'.
Free. www.nyc.gov/parks.

13:15 - Uniondale - LI - Amat Obsrs Soc meeting
Nassau Commty Coll, Bdg F, Rm 129. Free. www.aosny.org

19:30 - Boonton - NJ - Sheep Hill Astro Assn meeting
Boonton Town Hall. Free. www.uacnj.org/clubs/shaa.htm,


Mon - 8 Mar
20:00 - Coll of SI - SI - clearsky starviewing

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Astrop Obsy. Free, cancelled for clouds.
supernova7.apsc.csi.cuny.edu, 718-982-3260

Tue - 9 Mar
19:00 - Greenwich - CT - clearsky starviewing
Astro Soc of Greenwich. Julian Curtis Elem Schl.
Cancelled for clouds. Free. ,
www.geocities.com/astrogreenwich, 203-896-6786-x338

20:00 - Princeton - NJ - A A A of Princeton mtg
Princeton Univ, Peyton Hall. Free
www.princetonastronomy.org

Wed - 10 Mar
19:30 - York Coll - QN - clearsky starviewing
Core Acadc Bdg, Rm 2E01. Cancelled for clouds. Free.
natsci.york.cuny.edu/~yco, 718-262-2082

20:00 - Westport - CT - clearsky starviewing
Westport A S, Rolnick Obsy. Free, cancelled for clouds,
www.was-ct.org, 203-227-0925,

20:00 - Upper Montclair - NJ - N Jersey Astro Gp mtg
Montclair St Uv, Richardson Hall, Room 226. Free.
njagweb.tripod.com, 973-655-7266.

Thu - 11 Mar
15:00 - Upton - LI - science lecture
Brookhaven Natl Lab, Bdg 510. Free, bring GI photo
ID for campus security. www.bnl.gov, 631-344-8000

16:00 - New Paltz - NY - astronomy lecture
SUNY New Paltz, Coykendall Hall. Free. 845-257-3728
www.newpaltz.edu/see/colloquim_series.html

18:30 - AAA-HQ - MH - Recent Astronomy Seminar
Discussion of current astronomy using popular and
technical literature. Free.

19:00 - Amer Mus Natl Hist - MH - cultural lecture
Kaufmann Thtr. 'The gods must be crazy' film about how
black and white people interact. $15 adm. 212-769-5100.

19:30 - Morristown - NJ - Morr Mus Astro Soc meeting
Morris Museum. Free. members.tripod.com/mmastrosociety

19:30 - Upper Montclair - NJ - clearsky starviewing
N Jersey Astro Gp. Montclair St Uv, Richardson Hall.
Free. Cancelled for clouds. njagweb.tripod.com,
973-655-7266.

20:00 - Westport - CT - clearsky starviewing
Westport A S, Rolnick Obsy. Free, cancelled for clouds,
www.was-ct.org, 203-227-0925,

20:00 - Piscataway - NJ - clearsky starviewing
Rutgers Univ, Serin Hall, Schommer Obsy. Free,
cancelled for clouds. 732-205-0020
www.physics.rutgers.edu/ast/ast-serin.html

Fri - 12 Mar
19:00 - Cranford - NJ - Amat Astro Inc lecture
Union Co Coll, Sperry Obsy. Indoor talk, clearsky
starviewing. Free. www.asterism.org

19:00 - Southampton - PA - clearsky starviewing
Bucks-Mont A A, Tamanend Pk. Free, cancelled for
clouds. www.bma2.org, , 215-579-9973

19:00 - R Moses St Pk - LI - clearsky starviewing
Amat Obsrs Soc, parking lot #2. Permit reqd at 631-
669-1000. Free, cancelled for clouds. www.aosny.org.

19:00 - Columbia Uv - MH - clearsky starviewing
Pupin Hall, rooftop. Cancelled for clouds. Free.
www.astro.columbia.edu/~observe, 212-854-3278

20:00 - Toms River - NJ - A S of Toms Rv Area meeting
Ocean Co Coll, Novis Plm, Rm P109. Free. www.astra-nj.org

20:00 - Stamford - CT - clearsky starviewing
Stamford Mus & Natr Ctr, Obsy. $3 adm. Cancelled for
clouds. www.stamfordmuseum.org/astronomy.html

Sat - 13 Mar
12:45 - AAA-HQ - MH - Observing Group meeting
General membership gathering for briefings on upcoming
celestial events, project work, show & tell, talks and
demos. Free.

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13:00 - Amer Mus Natl Hist - MH - Identification Day
Birds of the World Hall, free. Bring curios nature artifacts
for musuem scientists to identify. 212-769-5100.

15:30 - New York Univ - MH - National Space Society meeting
32 Waverly Pl, see lobby signs for room. Have photo ID for
campus security. Free. www.nsschapters.org/ny/nyc,


18:00 - Southold - LI - clearsky starviewing
Custer Inst. Cancelled for clouds. Free.
www.custerobservatory.org

19:00 - R Moses St Pk - LI - clearsky starviewing
Amat Obsrs Soc, parking lot #2. Permit reqd at 631-
669-1000. Free, cancelled for clouds. www.aosny.org.

20:00 - Liberty - NY - clearsky starviewing
Catskills Astro Club. Walnut Mountain Pk. Cancelled for
clouds. Free. www.catskillsastro.org, .

20:00 - Middletown - CT - clearsky starviewing
A S of Gtr Hartford, Wesleyan Uv, Van Vleck Obsy. Free.
Cancelled for clouds. www.asgh.org

Sun - 14 Mar
19:00 - Allentown - PA - Lehigh Vy A A S meeting
LVAAS-HQ, South Mt. Free. www.lvaas.org,

Mon - 15 Mar
17:00 - CUNY Grad Ctr - MH -science lecture
'Women and machines' on females in workforce. Free.
www.gc.cuny.edu/sciart, 212-817-8215

20:00 - Coll of SI - SI - clearsky starviewing
Astrop Obsy. Free, cancelled for clouds.
supernova7.apsc.csi.cuny.edu, 718-982-3260

Tue - 16 Mar
18:30 - Hayden Plm - MH - This Just In
Live skyshow of current astronomy news. $12 adm.
212-769-5100

19:30 - New Paltz - NY - Mid Hudson Astro Assn mtg
SUNY New Paltz, Coykendall Hall. Free.
www.geocities.com/mhastro1, 845-485-5669

Wed - 17 Mar
19:30 - New Britain - CT - A S of Gtr Hartford mtg
Cntl Conn St Uv, Copernicus Plm. Free. www.asgh.org

19:30 - York Coll - QN - clearsky starviewing
Core Acadc Bdg, Rm 2E01. Cancelled for clouds. Free.
natsci.york.cuny.edu/~yco, 718-262-2082

20:00 - Westport - CT - clearsky starviewing
Westport A S, Rolnick Obsy. Free, cancelled for clouds,
www.was-ct.org, 203-227-0925,

Thu - 18 Mar
19:30 - Upper Montclair - NJ - clearsky starviewing
N Jersey Astro Gp. Montclair St Uv, Richardson Hall.
Free. Cancelled for clouds. njagweb.tripod.com,
973-655-7266.

20:00 - Westport - CT - Westport Astro Soc meeting
Rolnick Obsy, Feww. www.was-ct.org, 203-227-0925,


Fri - 19 Mar
19:00 - R Moses St Pk - LI - clearsky starviewing
Amat Obsrs Soc, parking lot #2. Permit reqd at 631-
669-1000. Free, cancelled for clouds. www.aosny.org.

19:00 - Boonton - NJ - clearsky starviewing
Sheep Hill Astro Assn obsy, Free, cancelled for
clouds. www.uacnj.org/clubs/shaa.htm,

19:30 - Wilcox Pk - NY - clearsky starviewing
TENTATIVE SESSION; CHECK AT WEBSITE OR PHONE
Mid Hudson Astro Assn. Cancelled for clouds.
Free. www.geocities.com/mhastro1, 845-485-5669

20:00 - Cranford - NJ - Amat Astro Inc meeting
Union Co Coll, Roy Smith Thtr. Indoor talk, clearsky
starviewing. Free. www.asterism.org

20:00 - Stamford - CT - clearsky starviewing

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