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Correspondence 1903-07

Page(s) Date Correspondent
1 4 Oct 1903 Sociedad Astronomica de Mexico
2 24 Nov 1903 A.L. Danard, M.D.
3 23 Nov 1904 Geological Survey of Canada
4 7 Jul 1906 J.T.W. Claridge (England)
6 20 Aug 1906 Observatoire Royal de Belgique
7 1 Sep 1906 McGill University
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Correspondence 1908

Page(s) Date Correspondent
1-3 3 Jan 1908 W.F. King (DO)
4 7 Jan 1908 R.E.W. Brady
5-8 10 Jan 1908 J. Kavanaugh, S.J. (Loyola College)
9-10 12 Jan 1908 Herman S. Davis (post card)
11-14 13 Jan 1908 W.F. King (DO)
15-17 14 Jan 1908 J.S. Plaskett
18 14 Jan 1908
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Correspondence 1909

Page Date Correspondent
1 13 Jan 1909 G. Parry Jenkins
2 25 Jan 1909 G. Parry Jenkins
3-4 14 Jan 1909 Geo. J. Hoyle
5 3 Feb 1909 W.F. King
6 4 Feb 1909 E.H. Darling
7 ? E.H. Darling
8 18 Feb 1909 Estelle Foy
9 20 Feb 1909
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JRASC 2014 October

  • Genealogy of Canadian Astronomers
  • August Crossword Answers
  • Avoiding Battery Brownout
  • Stellar Sizes and Distances
  • Trying for the Tetrad
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Thirty Meter Telescope (TMT)

This project is now closed. We thank everyone who took part. On 2015 April 6, the Prime Minister of Canada announced that Canada would become a full partner in the Thirty Metre Telescpe project, committing $243.5-million, amounting to a 15 to 20 percent share in the costs. This is a success for the Canadian astronomical community, and will pay scientific, cultural, and economic dividends now and in the future.

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RASC Sponsorship Program

The Royal Astronomical Society of Canada - La Société Royale D’Astronomie Du Canada

 

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JRASC 2014 August

  • Noctilucent Cloud Trends
  • Quasar Crossword
  • Richard Adrian Jarrell 1946-2013
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Hamilton Programme 1956-57

The Royal Astronomical Society of Canada
Hamilton Centre
 
Meetings held the first Thursday of each month in Physical Sciences Building, McMaster University
 
Thursday, October 4th, 1956, 8.15 p.m.,
P.S. 102.
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Clone of Ask An Astronomer

Are you wondering about a bright light in the sky? What about an upcoming eclipse or transit? Are you curious about what you might see in a telescope? If you have questions like these we have answers! The RASC's "Ask RASC" service puts you in touch with knowledgeable amateur astronomers from across Canada who can give you straightforward answers to your astronomical questions.

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RASC Sponsors

Thank you to our RASC Sponsors

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