[AZ-Observing] SAC Meeting this Fri. May 16th 7:30p...

at Grand Canyon University in Phoenix, see our website for directions 
saguaroastro.org , click on {Meetings} on the main page  
or just turn North on the little light of 33rd Ave which is an entrance to GCU  
just East of the big intersection of 35th Ave & Camelback.  Park there by the 
guard gate and continue walking North the short distance to the last building 
on the Right, the Fleming Building.  Follow your ears to our meeting classroom 
and the banter of happy astronomers.


This month's lecturer will be the legendary Don Wrigley, a long time amateur 
astronomy fixture in this quasi-lunar lightdomed landscape with a talk about 
observing the Moon--why you should, what to look for, and how to look for some 
of the more challenging objects from Chuck Wood's Lunar 100 list.

Both Neil Aldrin and Buzz Armstrong might even highly recommend this talk. 
Something in it for those seasoned lunar and planetary backyard observers, with 
some enticement for those folks that don't bother with the Moon; and if you'll 
let your budding astronomer stay up a little past 10pm on a Friday night, this 
will be a good opportunity  to get her started on some truly 
knock-your-socks-off  backyard observing.

Hoping to see you this Friday!

Jennifer Polakis, VP
Saguaro Astronomy Club
m24@xxxxxxx
480 967 1658 (call if you have questions about the meeting, directions, etc.)
&
Steve Dodder, President
Saguaro Astronomy Club


--
See message header for info on list archives or unsubscribing, and please 
send personal replies to the author, not the list.

Other related posts: