Introduction to Stargazing and the Universe June 22, 2022. Wednesday, June 22, 2022 at 7:30 PM . Would you like to know more about the night sky and what we can see? We welcome you to join us (via Zoom) once a month for a low intensity 45 minute presentation followed by Q&A. Another photo, of the spiral galaxy M33 taken at SCO by Blair MacDonald, appears on the cover of the 2015 Observer's Handbook. In 2019 the power line from the upper hydroelectric generator near St. Croix was re-routed to make it more accessible for maintenance, fortuitously bringing it beside the road passing by the driveway into SCO. We welcome you to join us (via Zoom) once a month for a low intensity 30 minute presentation followed by Q&A. we will cover a range of topics that will help you earn the 'Explore the Universe' certificate and pin from the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada. These include: Finding your way around the sky; Moon, Sun, and planet cycles Observer's Handbook 2022 USD $14.99 Explore the Universe Guide - 3rd Edition USD $17.95 2022 Night Sky Almanac USD $8.95 The Observer's Handbook 2022 - USA Edition USD $14.99 Building a Small Observatory 2nd Edition USD $8.99 2022 Observer's Calendar USD $8.99 Robotic Telescope Data 2021 USD $50.00 - $100.00 We welcome you to join us (via Zoom) once a month for a low intensity 30 minute presentation followed by Q&A. we will cover a range of topics that will help you earn the 'Explore the Universe' certificate and pin from the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada. These include: Finding your way around the sky; Moon, Sun, and planet cycles We welcome you to join us (via Zoom) once a month for a low intensity 30 minute presentation followed by Q&A. we will cover a range of topics that will help you earn the 'Explore the Universe' certificate and pin from the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada. These include: Finding your way around the sky; Moon, Sun, and planet cycles Published annually for more than 100 years by the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada, the Observer's Handbook has become the must-have reference book for people interested in astronomy. The Royal We welcome you to join us (via Zoom) once a month for a low intensity 30 minute presentation followed by Q&A. we will cover a range of topics that will help you earn the 'Explore the Universe' certificate and pin from the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada. These include: Finding your way around the sky; Moon, Sun, and planet cycles Introduction to Stargazing and the Universe January 26, 2022. Wednesday, January 26, 2022 at 7:30 PM . Would you like to know more about the night sky and what we can see? We welcome you to join us (via Zoom) once a month for a low intensity 45 minute presentation followed by Q&A. SASKATOON SKIES APRIL 2019 6 An Excerpt from the 2019 RASC Observer's Handbook Moon: On April 0 at 0h UT, Sun's seleographic colongitude is 208.52° and increases by 12.2° each day thereafter. Greatest N. declination on the 12th (+22.0°). Greatest S. declination on the 25th (-22.1°) Libration in longitude: rdE. limb most exposed on the 23 th(+6.1°), W. limb most exposed on the 10 (- CIRC/ US. 20 4. 65 a Sa Ru ,'08 . l. 56 . .kcr298. Cr 299 -a h4813 Esc' RASC Double st The Royal Astronomical Society of Canada hereby recognizes that Corinne Robinson of the ot object lists published in the RASC Observers Handbook. Observing programs are a great way to learn more