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May, 2025

Tuesday
6
Eta-Aquarid Meteor Shower
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Peaks night of the 6th, morning of the 7th. Moon will interfere.
Wednesday
7
Eta-Aquarid Meteor Shower
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Peaks night of the 6th, morning of the 7th. Moon will interfere.
Thursday
8
Phillips Auditorium
8:00 PM
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ATMoB Business Meeting and Presentation
Monday
12
Full Moon
Friday
16
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As a continuation of our seasonal night sky introductions, the Observing Committee will be hosting an Introduction to the Spring Night Sky on Friday, May 16 from 8:30 to 10:30pm at the clubhouse observing field. Inclement weather make-up dates are set for Saturday, May 17 The event is intended for the beginner who needs to learn his/her way around the spring evening sky and the veteran backyard astronomer who has been inactive in recent years and needs a "brush-up." We‘ll begin in the clubhouse with a brief orientation session and then move outdoors to the observing field for a general overview of the major spring stars and constellations, to be followed by binocular and telescopic views of spring showpiece objects. Attendees should bring a clipboard and pencil and a red-filtered flashlight and be dressed for the evening conditions. Binoculars are optional, and we‘ll supply the telescopes. The series will conclude with an intro to the summer sky to be held in August.
Monday
26
New Moon
Saturday
31
Venus At Greatest Western Elongation
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Venus at highest point in Morning Sky