The Great American Total Solar Eclipse Tour
The 2017 solar eclipse path crosses some of North America's most rugged and beautiful landscapes. The RASC is partnering with our sponsor MWTAssociates Inc to bring you this incredible tour of the Grand Tetons and Yellowstone Park...
Join fellow RASC members from across the country and experience this remarkable astronomical event.
Date: August 14-23, 2017
Please note: RASC Members only
Information: Brochure
Sign up: Form
Contact: Randy Attwood, Executive Director | execdir@rasc.ca
RASC Tours - Arizona & New Mexico Skies: Kitt Peak, Meteor Crater, VLA, Lowell observatory
Join the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada on our Tour of Arizona to enjoy the natural astronomical wonders and to visit the observatories! We will visit: Tucson AZ, Kitt Peak National Observatory (pictured above), UofA Mirror Lab and Sky Center, Sedona (with beautiful red rock formations), Flagstaff, Lowell Observatory, the Arizona Meteor Crater & Canyon de Chelly, the Very Large Array and the Albuqerque Ballon Festival!
Date: September 27 – October 5, 2016
Information: See PDF for more details
Please note: RASC Members only
Cost: If deposited no later than April 15, 2016: $2565 per person, double occupancy $599 Single Supplement
If deposited after May 2, 2016: $2795 per person, double occupancy $635 Single Supplement
1st Deposit: $300 per person to reserve
Final Payment: due no later than: June 1, 2016 (Prices in $US)
Contact: Randy Attwood, Executive Director | execdir@rasc.ca
RASC Southern California Space and Science Tour (Past Tour)
Join the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada on our adventure to Southern California to enjoy the culture and climate and visit the observatories!
We will have an opportunity to visit the California Space Museum, where the space shuttle Endeavour is exhibited. We will visit the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, from where many famous space exploration missions such as Voyager, Viking and Curiosity have been controlled. Then the piece de resistance will be to visit the two observatories in the Southern California mountains: Mount Wilson and Palomar.
Date: November 3-9, 2015
Please note: RASC Members only
Information: Brochure