Symposium - Ontario, CA, United States
The annual SAS Symposium presents progress across the full range of small-telescope astronomical science: research results, professional-amateur collaborations, science education, special uses of astronomical data such as light-pollution monitoring, and small-telescope instrumentation.
Subject areas include observations and interpretation of solar system bodies (planets, satellites, asteroids, meteors), double stars and binary stars, variable stars, transient objects (novae, supernovae, micro-lensing observations); and procedures for making and interpreting observations made with small telescopes.
Subject areas include observations and interpretation of solar system bodies (planets, satellites, asteroids, meteors), double stars and binary stars, variable stars, transient objects (novae, supernovae, micro-lensing observations); and procedures for making and interpreting observations made with small telescopes.
- Organization: Society for Astronomical Sciences
Thu, Jun 11, 2015 - Sat, Jun 13, 2015
Ontario Airport Hotel
700 North Haven Ave., Ontario, CA 91764, United States
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