Bartlesville Astronomy Club

Annular Eclipse, 5/20/12

Photo by M. Woods     
 

The Bartlesville Astronomical Society meets monthly to share experiences, exchange information and learn about the fascinating and ever changing world of astronomy.  Our members conduct public star parties (observing sessions), providing the opportunity for everyone to see the celestial wonders of the night sky through telescopes and binoculars.  But you don't need a telescope to join.  The Bartlesville Astronomy Club is open to anyone with an interest in astronomy and a desire to learn.


If you have an interest in astronomy, we encourage you to join the Bartlesville Astronomical Society.  Whether you're curious about stars and constellations, planets, asteroids and comets, solar or lunar eclipses, black holes, galaxies, meteor showers or any other aspects of space and astronomy, the Bartlesville Astronomical Society has something to offer.

 
Annual membership dues are:

 

Adult            $20.00

Student         $10.00

 

Members can also receive a yearly subscription to Sky & Telescope magazine at the reduced rate of $32.95.



For more information about amateur astronomy in Bartlesville, contact us at:


Email: bvilleastro@gmail.com

Phone: (918) 766-9240


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The Bartlesville Astronomical Society is a non-profit, tax exempt organization.

Bartlesville

GMT

Monday, June 4, 2012

Bartlesville Public Library Meeting Room

6:45 p.m.   Setup and Discussion
7:00 p.m.   Club Business
7:15 p.m.   Current Astronomy News
                    Object of the Month
 
7:00 p.m.

Informal Meeting

Open Discussion. 


SunFest, 2012
 
June 1-2-3
 
Check us out! Our booth is located just north of the band shell along the path.

Venus Transit
Tuesday, June 5, 2012
5:00 pm to 8:30 pm
Arvest Bank Parking Lot
(SE Adams Road)
 
Photo Credit: NASA 




2012 Programs

 Month  Program  Presenter
 Jan OKC Astronomy and The Night Sky Network Christian
Bruggeman
 Feb Astronomy and Weather George Flickinger
 Mar Stellar Life Cycles Daryl Doughty
 Apr Native American Star/Sky Stories Lynn Moroney
 May Telescope Collimation Arden Strycker
 Jun Informal Meeting
Jul
 Aug Building a Telescope Fred Frey
 Sept Digital Image Processing Bob Young
 Oct  
 Nov Nucleosynthesis: The Universe as a Chemical Factory Virgil Reese 
 Dec The Star of Bethlehem (DVD) Daryl Doughty