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The Home Planet(Outer Space Photography ) by Kevin W. Kelley, 1991-10-02 Journal Of The American Association Of Variable Star Observers (Jaavso) Vol. 36, Nr. 2, 2008: Jaavso 36.2 (Volume 36) by Jaavso Aavso, 2009-02-12 Journal of the American Association of Variable Star Observers (JAAVSO) Vol. 37, Nr. 1, 2009: jaavso 37.1 (Volume 37) by jaavso aavso, 2009-06-01 A Catalogue of Southern Peculiar Galaxies and Associations 2 volume set by Halton C. Arp, Barry F. Madore, 1987-05-29 Journal of the American Association of Variable Star Observers (Jaavso) Vo. 38, Nr. 1, 2010: jaavso 38.1 (Volume 38) by jaavso aavso, 2010-06-02 Tw Hydrae Association: 2m1207b, Tw Hydrae, Hd 98800 A History of the Doctrine of Comets (Volume 2); A Paper Read Before the American Historical Association at Its Second Annual Meeting, Saratoga by Andrew Dickson White, 2010-07-24 National Ground Water Association Variable Star Symposium (Journal of the American Association of Variable Star Observers (75th Anniversary Edition) Pierre Mendès France: Paris, France, University of Paris, Bar Association, Radical Party, Middle class, Centre-Left, National Assembly of France Journal Of The American Association Of Variable Star Observers (Jaavso) Vol. 36, Nr. 1, 2008: Jaavso 36.1 (Volume 36) by Jaavso Aavso, 2009-01-23 The Greenwich guide to the planets (Greenwich guides to astronomy) by Stuart Malin, 1987 Guide to Observing the Moon by British Astronomical Association, 1986-04 The Journal of the American Association of Variable Star Observers JAAVSO Volume 37 Number 2 2009: jaavso 37.2 by jaavso aavso, 2009-11-23

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81. Spanish Astronomical Associations
    Translate this page Astronomical associations in Spain. This list in Gijón. This HTML version is a courtesy of the Astronomical Association of Madrid.  
    http://www.aster.org/llistang.htm
    
    Extractions: Astronomical Associations in Spain This list is based on the guide of spanish Astronomical Associations that was set up by the Sociedad Asturiana de Astronomía "OMEGA", during the XII Spanish Astromical Meeting that took place in Gijón. This HTML version is a courtesy of the Astronomical Association of Madrid. Only Associations with currently active Web Site are indicated. The list is regularly updated. (Barcelona) (Barcelona) (Barcelona) (Barcelona) Albireo (Sevilla) "Aldebaran" (Albacete) (Alicante) (Cantabria) (Alacant) (Murcia) (Madrid) (Pontevedra) (Barcelona) (Zaragoza) (Segovia) H. Astronomical Burjassot Association (Valencia) (Barcelona) (Barcelona)

82. Welcome To AURA
    (click images for a larger view), © 2001 Association of Universities for Research in astronomy, Inc. Questions or Comments about our site?  
    http://www.aura-astronomy.org/
    
    Extractions: Ongoing issues and activities of Community Interest Letter sent to John Marburger regarding the impact of national security on science Minutes from past Board and Council meetings now available on the AURA website Term concludes for AURA Board Chair Election results from the April 2004 Annual Meeting of the Member Representatives and Board of Directors Meeting ...

83. The Astronomical Association Sirius
    The Astronomical Association Sirius ry. Suomenkielisille sivulle. It is mailed to every member and other astronomical associations in Finland. Observing group.  
    http://www.ursa.fi/sirius/siriuseng.html
    
    Extractions: Suomenkielisille sivulle. To the Finnish pages Welcome to the homepage of Sirius ry (updated 19.9.2002) Messier-Marathon: 82 targets overnight !! GRB observations at Nyrola Observatory Exoplanet transit detected at Nyrölä Observatory! Image of the week (In Finnish only) Nyrölä Observatory Sirius Hale-Bopp pages Sirius Supernovae pages is an astronomical association located in Sirius is the fourth biggest astronomical association in Finland, the largest is Ursa The monthly general meetings are held on the second thursday of every month. Meetings bring members together and there is usually a lecture, a slide show or a video program. Meetings take place at at 19.00. Sirius has it's own observatory in , two kilometers from the downtown area. There is powerfull and modern equipment for observing the sky. The use of observatory is free for all the members. (map) Public star shows are held during the winter time from beginning of November to the end of March. The observatory is open but only if the sky is clear.

84. Andre HECK - Directories
    International directory of astronomical associations and societies 1986 (with J. Manfroid), Publ. Spéc. Centre Données Strasbourg 8 (1985) iv + 266 pp.  
    http://vizier.u-strasbg.fr/~heck/ahdir.htm
    
    Extractions: on "StarGuides 2001") International directory of amateur astronomical societies 1978 (with J. Manfroid), ed. Heck-Manfroid (1978) ii + 110 pp. International directory of amateur astronomical societies 1979 (with J. Manfroid), ed. Heck-Manfroid (1979) ii + 288 pp. International directory of amateur astronomical societies 1981 (with J. Manfroid), ed. Heck-Manfroid (1981) iv + 300 pp. International directory of amateur astronomical societies 1982 (with J. Manfroid), ed. Heck-Manfroid (1981) iv + 304 pp. International directory of amateur astronomical societies 1984 (with J. Manfroid), ed. Heck-Manfroid (1984) iv + 278 pp. StarGuides 1993 StarGuides 1994 StarGuides 1995 StarGuides 1996 ... StarGuides 2001 - A World-Wide Directory of Organizations in Astronomy, Related Space Sciences and Other Related Fields, Kluwer Acad. Publ., Dordrecht (2000) xiv + 1224 pp. (ISBN 0-7923-6509-7)

85. Andre HECK - CDS Special Publications
    International directory of astronomical associations and societies Répertoire international d associations et de sociétés astronomiques - IDAAS 1986 (with  
    http://vizier.u-strasbg.fr/~heck/p-cdssp.htm

86. Astronomsko Dru¹tvo JAVORNIK / Astronomical Society Javornik
    2000 v Crnem Vrhu; Report from the Meeting of astronomical associations from AlpeAdria region in Crni Vrh; Teleskopi in oprema AO  
    http://www.javornik-drustvo.si/

87. Astro Links
    New Jersey Astronomical Association, High Bridge (NJAA). Amateur Astronomers Assoc. of Princeton, Princeton (AAAP). Sky Telescope. Astronomical associations.  
    http://www.pisanoopticians.com/astro/astrolinks.htm
    
    Extractions: A Family Business Since 1977 Pisano Opticians NJ Astronomy Clubs United Astronomy Clubs of New Jersey, Hope (UACNJ) Morris Museum Astronomical Society, Morristown (MMAS) Skyland Stargazers, East Hanover (SSG) Amateur Astronomers Incorporated, Cranford (AAI) ... Project ASTRO NOVA Help to bring the joy of doing science and astronomy to a school or community organization near you! Magazines Astronomy Astronomical Associations The American Association of Amateur Astronomers The US Naval Observatory - You need numbers, they got them. Astronomical League International Dark-Sky Association The International Occultation Private Pages Astronomy.net - Nice personal page with general info. The Planetarium at Raritan Valley Community College - One of the best planetariums in central New Jersey The Dreyfuss Planetarium at the Newark Museum - One of the best planetariums in northern New Jersey Digital Sky Survey - Exact maps to anyplace in the sky. The Hubble Space Telescope Public Pictures - All the photo's that make the nightly news.

88. Bradford Astronomical Society - Astronomical Links
    Harrogate AS (HAS) Leeds AS (LAS) Skipton Craven AS (SACAS) West Yorkshire AS (WYAS) Manchester Astronomical Association s excellent links page The astronomy  
    http://www.bradford-astro.freeserve.co.uk/links.htm

89. DarkSky In Europe: Member
    as in Lombardy the amateur astronomers associations pushed to obtain the best law on the planet yet, so ALL THE EUROPEAN ASTRONOMICAL associations must join  
    http://www.vialattea.net/cielobuio/europe/eumember.htm
    
    Extractions: CieloBuio Since then some things changed. These are the main points: So I ask to you: to give your helpfulness such as representative of your association and of the other associations you can contact in order to start with a unitary European initiative. You should transmit directly to Falchi Fabio (CieloBuio - Scientific Commission): the representative (e-mail), the association, the nation, address and telephone number (eventually web site and e-mail).

90. Amateur Astronomers Clubs
    Amateur Astronomers associations. and Clubs in India. North Zone. Amateur Astronomers Association 3449, D. Ariba Pan, Paharganj, New Delhi 110 055;  
    http://www.iucaa.ernet.in/~aaa/amateur_clubs/clubs.html

91. Cuyahoga Astronomical Association
    CUYAHOGA ASTRONOMICAL ASSOCIATION. The Cuyahoga Astronomical Association is an amateur astronomy club, established in 1957. Our club  
    http://www.astras-stargate.com/caadoc.htm
    
    Extractions: CUYAHOGA ASTRONOMICAL ASSOCIATION The Cuyahoga Astronomical Association is an amateur astronomy club, established in 1957. Our club is open to the public to people with an interest and desire to learn more about astronomy. Our membership ranges from junior high school students to senior citizens. We hold a general meeting on the Second Monday of each Month at 8 PM in the Cleveland Metroparks' Rocky River Nature Center, located 1/4-mile north of Cedar Point Road on the Valley Parkway in North Olmsted, Ohio. Information on monthly meetings, scheduled talks and current events can be found in the CAA newsletter, The Observer Public Programs and Star Parties are open to the general public and are usually held at at one of three sites in the Cleveland Metroparks, Brecksville Road, Bradley Woods or Lewis Road. Programs in Medina County are usually held at Letha House Park. Private Star Parties are open to CAA members and their guests. These observing sessions are usually held at Medina County's Letha House Park. We are in the process of building our observatory at the Letha House site in Spencer, Ohio. The observatory was dedicated in the Summer 2001.

92. The Astronomical Society Of Southern Africa
    Following an invitation from the Cape Association it was decided in 1922 to merge the two associations to form the “Astronomical Society of South Africa”.  
    http://www.saao.ac.za/assa/html/2_the_society.html
    
    Extractions: news sections centres publications ... symposia The Society is a body consisting of both amateur and professional astronomers. Membership is open to all interested persons, regardless of knowledge or experience. Shortly after the 1910 apparition of Halley’s Comet, the Cape Astronomical Association was established (1912), with SS Hough, HM Astronomer at the Cape, as President. In 1918, the Johannesburg Astronomical Association was created, with RTA Innes, Union Astronomer, as President. Following an invitation from the Cape Association it was decided in 1922 to merge the two Associations to form the “Astronomical Society of South Africa”. From the Cape Astronomical Association Annual Report 1921-1922 "In accordance with the resolution adopted at the Special General Meeting of June 7th, 1921, instructing your Council to open negotiations with the Johannesburg Astronomical Association with a view to union and the formation of an Astronomical Society for South Africa, your Council have been in communication with the Johannesburg Association and have submitted a draft constitution. This has now been adopted at Johannesburg and will shortly be submitted to you for your acceptance at a special general meeting to be called for that purpose." (anon 1923) The Society changed its name to the Astronomical Society of Southern Africa in 1956.

93. AAVSO: The 93rd Spring Meeting Of The AAVSO
    Don’t miss your chance to represent the AAVSO at this exciting event and participate in this one of a kind gathering of astronomical associations!  
    http://www.aavso.org/aavso/meetings/spring04.shtml
    
    Extractions: Image Credit: Carter Roberts, Pres. of the Eastbay Astron. Soc. Announcing a very special conjunction taking place this summer: the American Association of Variable Star Observers and six of our sister astronomical organizations - the Astronomical League (AL), the Association of Lunar and Planetary Observers (ALPO), the Astronomical Society of the Pacific (ASP), the Eastbay Astronomical Society (EAS), the Astronomical Association of Northern California (AANC), and the San Jose Astronomical Association (SJAA) – meeting together in northern California! The AAVSO's 93rd Spring Meeting will be held July 20-24, 2004, at the Doubletree Hotel in Berkeley, California. This year the AAVSO Spring Meeting is part of a larger astronomical gathering – AstroCon 2004. In addition to the AAVSO Membership Meeting, Scientific Paper Sessions, and Awards Presentation (at the AstroCon 2004 Closing Banquet), you will have the opportunity to participate in a wider range of activities and sessions organized by some of the other participating organizations. At this unique gathering of astronomers you’ll be able to:

94. Veikko Mäkelä - Hobbies: Astronomy
    been interested more and more about electronical communication as help of amateur astronomy. I have participate also lots to club and association activities.  
    http://www.helsinki.fi/~pvtmakel/eastronomia.html
    
    Extractions: I have been interested in astronomy since I was about 10. This hobby have been especially watching and observing sky. The theoretical interest have been more or less just getting basic knowledge. Nowardays I have been interested more and more about electronical communication as help of amateur astronomy. I have participate also lots to club and association activities. During 20-years "career" in amateur astronomy the hobby is turned almost like a lifestyle. I have studied amateur astronomy with very wide view. The only bigger area I haven't done is optics and telescope making. I leave them for those who knows that better. Ursa Astronomical Association (Finnish) Section leader Ex-editor-in-chief of Ursa Minor bulletin 1984-94, later assistant editor Active member in Club and association activity section Observatory assistant One of the editors of the Ursa yearly calender book "Tähdet" etc. etc.

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