University of Tokyo

On 19 Sep, 2018 By ryan@rtjmay.ca
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JRASC October 2018

On 14 Sep, 2018 By james-deleted-5...

Inside this issue:

  • Ian Halliday (1928–2018)
  • Pluto crosses the Ecliptic
  • 2018 Awards Citations

Plus all the regular contributors, columns, photos and images by RASC astrophotographers and artists.

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EtU recipient

On 04 Sep, 2018 By chapmandav@gmail.com
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EtU recipient

On 04 Sep, 2018 By chapmandav@gmail.com
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The Sky This Month - September 2018

On 02 Sep, 2018 By garyboyle@xplor...

Pegasus The Winged Horse

The constellation Pegasus is easily identified by its large square of stars. When rising in the east, it takes on the appearance of a giant baseball diamond. With 1,121 square degrees of sky, Pegasus ranks 7th in overall size. It is also one of the original constellations listed by the astronomer Ptolemy back in the 2nd century.

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Bulletin 2018 Sep

On 01 Sep, 2018 By jusloe1@wightman.ca
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New Youth Outreach Coordinator position announced

On 20 Aug, 2018 By jrattwood-delet...

Recently the RASC successfully obtained a grant from the Trottier Foundation.

The grant is $75,000 a year for three years. The money is to be used to hire a Youth Outreach Coordinator.

The job was posted Friday on the Charity Village website

https://charityvillage.com/app/job-listings/714d3ff1-25a2-e811-80d3-14187768272a?search=true

 

Attracting younger people to join the Society has long been a challenge.

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Deep Sky Challenge recipient

On 04 Aug, 2018 By chapmandav@gmail.com
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The Sky This Month - August 2018

On 02 Aug, 2018 By garyboyle@xplor...

Draco The Dragon

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Bulletin 2018 Aug

On 01 Aug, 2018 By jusloe1@wightman.ca
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