Observatory Log
Moon, Saturn & M57 through the Alvan Clark
David Gow visits Seagrave Observatory during June monthly meeting
Bullfrogs, fireflies and mosquitoes signal the start of summertime observing
May 4
Bryant Astronomy Lab Students Visit Seagrave Memorial Observatory
Astronomy Day, Star Party & Comet PanSTARRS on a partly cloudy night
Gathering on a cloudy night in the hopes of seeing aurora borealis
Third clear Saturday marks the beginning of Saturn season
Observatory night
A total of 25 guests enjoyed clear skies on March 30 and viewed Jupiter, the Orion Nebula and one of the open clusters in Auriga during our two hour observing session. In the field, Bob Horton brought his homemade 4.25" reflector and Conrad had first light with his new Astro-Tech 106mm refractor.
Dave Huestis and Jim Hendrickson provided this report.
