Who are we?
Who are we?
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The Schwartz Astronomical Society (SAS) is San Diego State University's student-led organization dedicated to spreading interest in astronomy to the general public. SAS is open to anyone interested in physics and astronomy. We meet every other Friday in P215 from 4 pm to 5 pm.
Are you interested?
Are you interested?
Join our club by filling out these forms!
Join our Astrobio Club!
Join our Astrobio Club!
Do you love aliens? Are you interested in space colonies? Well, we may not have found UFOs on Earth, but you may be interested in SAS's subdivision: the Astrobiology Club. Led by our very own Astrobiology Specialists Allie Dunkhase and Dr. William Welsh, please join us in our lively discussions of potential life in our solar system and beyond!
Meetings are every other Friday from 5 pm to 6 pm in PA 217.
Click on the picture to redirect to the Astrobiology Club website to learn more!
Want to see what we're up to?
Want to see what we're up to?
That's great! Below are some images of our club's most recent events.
Stay up to date with our club's latest activities!
Stay up to date with our club's latest activities!
If you enjoy looking at what we've done so far, imagine what fun you'd have doing them with us! Add our Instagram account and Discord server to stay in contact and get updated whenever our club hosts an event.
Image from the James Webb Space Telescope depicts emerging stellar nurseries and stars in the Carina Nebula. (NASA, ESA, CSA, and STScl)
Image of the Helix Nebula from ESO's VISTA telescope. (ESO, J. Emerson)
Want to stay connected? Join our mailing list and social media to stay up to date on club events!
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