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The MAS will be hosting a hybrid in-person & ZOOM Monthly Meeting. Featured Speaker: Dr. Kenneth Carpenter NASA Hubble Space Telescope Scientist Dr. Kenneth Carpenter is currently the Hubble Space Telescope (HST) Operations Project Scientist and the Ground Systems Scientist for the Roman Space Telescope (RST) and is a member of the "Exoplanets and Stellar Astrophysics Laboratory" […] |
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The Minnesota Astronomical Society (MAS) host Public Star Parties approximately every other Saturday night, from March to November, at the Eagle Lake Observatory. Public star parties are open to all, you do not need to be a MAS member to attend. Typically there is no fee to attend a star party, however donations are greatly […] |
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Rebecca Messer and Steve Emert will be holding the MAS’ first post-pandemic, in-person MAS Member Orientation Meeting on Wednesday November 16. Any new (or old) members, or those considering joining the MAS are invited to meet us at 6:00 PM on Wednesday November 16 in the meeting room of the Westonka Public Library, located at […] |
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The MAS will be hosting a hybrid in-person & ZOOM Monthly Meeting. Featured Speaker: Dave Falkner - NASA Solar System Ambassador Topic: Voyager After 45 Years – The Interstellar Mission These amazing spacecraft are still operational after 45 years. Dave will review some of the highlights from the Voyager Planetary Grand Tour, then he will […] |
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Special Event public star party on December 3, 2022 for the opposition of Mars. Event starts at 7:00 This event will be CANCELLED if cloudy. Mars comes to opposition, a position directly opposite from the sun, approximately every 26 months. This year Mars at its closest will have an angular size of over 17 arc […] |