Date:January 24th, 2012 (Tuesday)
Time: 7-9pm
Where:
Fire Station #8.
3737 Airport Road
Colorado Springs, CO 80910
Agenda:
– Annual Show-n-Tele meeting. Bring all your toys you’ve acquired in 2011 to show off to the rest of the club.
Colorado Springs Astronomical Society
Education + Science + Star Parties + Star Viewings + Star Programs
Date:January 24th, 2012 (Tuesday)
Time: 7-9pm
Where:
Fire Station #8.
3737 Airport Road
Colorado Springs, CO 80910
Agenda:
– Annual Show-n-Tele meeting. Bring all your toys you’ve acquired in 2011 to show off to the rest of the club.

Date: November 4th, 2010 – Friday
Time: 7:00pm-11:00pm
Location: Bear Creek Regional Park – East Gardens
Co-Sponsored by El Paso County Parks
| Bear Creek Park East This is one of our primary location for public star parties. From I-25, exit at the US 24/Cimmaron interchange. Drive west on US 24 to 21st Street. Turn south on 21st Street and drive about 0.8 miles. Turn east on Rio Grande Street. Take the first right into Bear Creek Park. The observing area is in the dirt parking lot to the east of the community gardens. |
Please be sure to read our Star Party Etiquette page before you attend!
Date:November 22nd, 2011 (Tuesday)
Time: 7-9pm
Where:
LearningRx, Inc.
5085 List Drive, Suite 200
Colorado Springs, CO 80919
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Join the Colorado Springs Astronomical Society for the second annual International Observe the Moon Night. This event will be held on Oct 8, 2011 at Palmer Park near the ball field. Join members of the Colorado Springs Astronomical Society for an evening of stargazing, viewing many celestial wonders and of course the Moon to celebrate InOMN. (weather permitting). Come view the Moon and more through the many telescopes that will be setup. This event will be from 7pm until 11pm. This will be a great evening for the whole family to see our Moon up close and personal. This event is TOTALLY FREE! Please dress appropriately for the weather.
Date: 8 Oct
Time: 7pm
Where: Palmer Park
For more info click: InOMN
The Colorado Springs Astronomical Society along with No Child Left Inside invites the public to a FREE Solar viewing session on Saturday, 1 October 2011 at Palmer Park, located at the intersection of Academy Blvd and Maizeland Street. Enter the park on Maizeland and turn right at the first intersection. Then turn left at the first left, Parking Lot A. CSAS club members setup their solar telescopes to allow attendees to view our closest star, the Sun. You can safely view the Sun up close. Ever wanted to see Sun Spots or Prominences up close? Reservations are NOT needed. All ages are welcome!
Since the weather is so unpredictable in Colorado and especially in October, please be aware that this star party may be canceled on the day of the star party. So please be sure to check here before you head out. If it is canceled, we’ll have a notice here and on the main page of the website.
Also note that it will most likely be on the chilly side so PLEASE dress appropriately! Thank you.
Date: Friday, September 2nd, 2011
Time: 7:30-11pm
Place: Fox Run Regional Park, Black Forest, CO
Directions: Enter park from Stella Dr and take first right. Follow road around to large parking area on right. We’ll be set up in the small parking lot a few yards further down the road.
Please review our Star Party Etiquette before attending. Thank you!
Date: Saturday, June 4th, 2011
Time: 8-11pm
Place: Fox Run Regional Park, Black Forest, CO
Directions: Enter park from Stella Dr and take first right. Follow road around to large parking area on right. We’ll be set up in the small parking lot a few yards further down the road.
Please review our Star Party Etiquette before attending. Thank you!
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As most of you in the club are aware. I’m big into outreach. I can blame my mom for this as she has always encouraged me and taught me all things scientific and instilled the premise that I always share what I know and learn. She would tell me that knowledge is power and that power needs to go to everyone.
The sciences have always been a passion of mine. I love learning about the interactions of all things physical and like seeing our knowledge progress and expand as well build better tools to observe about our surroundings.
And I really love being able to share that knowledge, especially with the younger generation, hoping to spark an interest in the sciences to keep progress in motion.Continue reading “Outreach”
Date: Friday, May 6th, 2011
Time: 8-10pm
Place: Fountain Creek Regional Park, Fountain, CO

Date: April 9th, 2011 – Saturday
Time: 8:00pm-10:00pm
Location: Bear Creek – East
Co-Sponsored by El Paso County Parks
| Bear Creek Park East This is one of our primary location for public star parties. From I-25, exit at the US 24/Cimmaron interchange. Drive west on US 24 to 21st Street. Turn south on 21st Street and drive about 0.8 miles. Turn east on Rio Grande Street. Take the first right into Bear Creek Park. The observing area is in the dirt parking lot to the east of the community gardens. |
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Please be sure to read our Star Party Etiquette page before you attend!
Since the weather is so unpredictable in Colorado and especially in March, please be aware that this star party may be canceled on the day of the star party. So please be sure to check here before you head out. If it is canceled, we’ll have a notice here and on the main page of the website.
Date: January 25th, 2011 (Tuesday)
Time: 7-9pm

Where:
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LearningRx, Inc.
5085 List Drive, Suite 200
Colorado Springs, CO 80919
Agenda:
This is our Start of the New Year Show-n-Tell meeting.
Bring your new astro toys and gadgets to show off to the rest of the club!
Happy Arbitrary One More Solar Orbit Accomplished!
Date: October 26th, 2010 (Tuesday)
Time: 7-9pm

Where:
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LearningRx, Inc.
5085 List Drive, Suite 200
Colorado Springs, CO 80919
Agenda:
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