Category: FAS Monthly Meeting
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December 2013 Holiday Party
Just a reminder the 2013 FAS Christmas party is tonight, bring a dish to share and join everyone for an evening of fun and laughs.
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October 2013 FAS Meeting
How far would you go to photograph the sky? One of our newest members, John Leyendecker, recently traveled to the Atacama desert in Chile with…
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September 2013 FAS Meeting – Telescopes and Amateur Astronomy
Telescopes and Amateur Astronomy Tuesday, September 24 7:30pm – 9:00pm Held at SciWorks w 400 W. Hanes Mill Rd. Winston-Salem, NC Learn about: Binoculars…
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September 2013 FAS Meeting
See Club Meeting September 24, 2013 – Telescopes and Amateur Astronomy for details!
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August 2013 FAS Meeting
Tom English, director of the Cline Observatory at GTCC will be our August speaker. His talk is entitled: Agnes Clerke and the New Astronomy In…
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July 2013 FAS Meeting
Hi FAS folks: Although we are having the worst summer for observing in recent memory, our FAS meetings go on. Our next meeting will be…
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Club Meeting June 25, 2013
Program: Dr. Steve Danford from UNC Greensboro, will be discussing the latest information on the Globular Clusters that orbit our Galaxy. These dense clusters of…
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June 25th meeting
Our June speaker, Dr. Steve Danford from UNC Greensboro, will be discussing the latest information on the Globular Clusters that orbit our Galaxy. These dense…
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May 28, 2013 Meeting
FAS May 2013 Meeting Exoplanets Explore beyond the Solar System at the May meeting of the Forsyth Astronomical Society. Prior to the 1990s, the…
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April Meeting
“You can almost touch the stars” Webiner presenter : Tom Field Even if you wanted to touch a star, they’re impossibly distant. But despite these…
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Club Meeting
Tuesday March 26, 2013 Sci Works: 7:30 pm Program: Radio Astronomy at 21 cm Rexford Adelberger, Ph.D. Professor of Physics, Emeritus Guilford College Dr…
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Club Meeting Info Feb 26th, 2013
Discussion leader/Presenter: Bruce Mellin Comet Conversations We are fortunate this year to be expecting the passage of two interesting comets. Both have hyperbolic orbits and…
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