Your local chapter of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada
We all want to do more astronomy. Whether it’s looking through our telescopes or taking photos of the universe. But free time is all too rare and the weather conspires against getting out and doing what we love. In this presentation Chris Beckett details the construction of an observatory for observing and sketching. Chris Beckett has been Read More ...
As the Earth dances through its cosmic routine, a celestial spectacle is poised to captivate the skies on April 8, 2024. This eagerly anticipated event heralds the grandeur of a total solar eclipse, a celestial ballet where the Moon gracefully obscures the radiant face of the Sun, casting a spellbinding shadow on the Earth below. Read More ...
LOOKING UP A History of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada By R. PETER BROUGHTON DUNDURN PRESS, Toronto & Oxford Copyright © The Royal Astronomical Society of Canada, 1994 The following chapter reprinted with permission of the author. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any Read More ...
As a London Centre Member you could: Click here to join the RASC ! Download membership form!
We all want to do more astronomy. Whether it’s looking through our telescopes or taking photos of the universe. But free time is all too rare and the weather conspires against getting out and doing what we love. In this presentation Chris Beckett details the construction of an observatory for observing and sketching. Chris Beckett has been Read More ...
As the Earth dances through its cosmic routine, a celestial spectacle is poised to captivate the skies on April 8, 2024. This eagerly anticipated event heralds the grandeur of a total solar eclipse, a celestial ballet where the Moon gracefully obscures the radiant face of the Sun, casting a spellbinding shadow on the Earth below. Read More ...
As a London Centre Member you could: Click here to join the RASC ! Download membership form!
Join us each month, on the third Friday of the month at 19:30 (7:30pm) at the Cronyn Observatory
on Western University campus. There is no cost to come to the meetings they are open to the public and everyone is welcome.
There is free parking south east of the Cronyn Observatory in lot “P” and lot “S”. Lot “I”, which is north west across western road, also has free parking.
Here is a link of all parking and parking restrictions on Western Campus.
If you can not make it in person join us via Zoom using Zoom Meeting ID: 890-1577 7788. The meetings are open to the public and everyone is welcome.