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Latest Weather
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If you are a member of AAS then
why not join the aberdeenastro.groups.io
forum.
This group is not a public
forum, but is open to any AAS member. The group site contains the AAS
message board where you can find out about planned (and impromptu!) observing
sessions, upload photographs and discuss astronomical subjects. The site
contains full details about how to find our dark sky site in Midmar.
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AAS members are expected to abide by the Rules of the AAS Constitution, which
can be viewed by clicking here.
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A Privacy Notice for the Aberdeen Astronomical Society can be viewed here
(.docx file)
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A membership form for joining or renewing membership of
the society (a new form must be filled in each year) can be downloaded from here
(.docx file)..
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Photo of the Month is no longer
active. However if you have an interesting picture or
photo please send it through to the AAS President or Web
Administrator (David Richards) and we can probably put in up on
the Gallery Page or even on the Home Page if it's particularly
topical.
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Phil Hart
David Richards
Torcuill Torrance
Nick Bramhall
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AAS has access to a dark sky site in the Midmar area.
For details see the aberdeenastro
Yahoo! Group or speak with a committee member.
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Future
Observatory : In the future, we may wish to build an
observatory somewhere. AAS members wanting to get involved
in this project should join the aberdeenastro
Yahoo! Group specially set up for the purpose.
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Astronomical
History of the Aberdeen area : A web page to record information on
the history of astronomy in the
Aberdeen area :
Astronomical
History of the Aberdeen area
Please contact David Richards if you have have any
suggestions or information leads.
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History of ADAS/AAS : A web page to record information on
the history of ADAS / AAS.
ADAS / AAS History
Please contact David Richards if you have have any
suggestions or information leads.
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Website
: Website is having a refresh in Early March (contact David Richards
for more information)
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Observing
the night sky from
around the "Granite City" |
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