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Night Vision Astronomy
Corey Dallmeyer provides his review and experiences with the PVS 14 Night Vision tube - check it out!
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What's in our Sky for August 2022
Check out what you can discover in our August night sky
Voyager - 45 Years in Space
August 18th, JPL hosts a conversation with Suzanne Dodd, Voyager Project Manager.
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What's Up With the Sun?
Join the Night Sky Network on August 22nd for a Webinar on NASA's Parker Solar Probe.
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Jeff Ball Productions
Meet NOVAC member Jeff Ball
GMU 's "The Moon"
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Images of Our Universe August 30
Join Hamptons Observatory to learn about and see the wonders of our universe from images provided by the James Webb Space Telescope.
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Night Vision Astronomy, by Corey Dallmeyer

Telescope Boss, Corey Dallmeyer from the Rappahannock Astronomy club shares his experience with the PVS 14 tube for night vision astronomy.  Check out Corey’s experience with this product and possibly you’ll discover a new way you can enhance your visual observing too.   Read more!

Alexandria Sky

August 2022 Night Sky

A short list of interesting events in the August sky with ‘x’ and ‘v’ shapes on the moon, Jovian moon shadows across Jupiter, Saturn at opposition and the Summer Triangle starting to become more easily visible throughout the night. Dates and times based on observing from Alexandria, VA. as predicted using Stellarium. Thursday, August 4

Public Monthly Meeting – 8/14, 7:30pm EDT

Join NOVAC and Eithne McDonald from Columbia University for a talk about NASA’s exciting Lucy mission – the first space mission to explore the population of small bodies known as the Trojans. These primitive bodies hold vital clues to deciphering the history of our Solar System and the origins of organic materials on Earth. 

Webb First Light Tech Forum

Join us for an informal discussion on the science and technology behind the recently released James Webb images.  These early images illustrate Webb’s amazing capabilities.   What do we know and how can we apply what we see to begin to address some of the popular questions in astronomy?   

Jeff Ball Productions

Meet Jeff Ball, NOVAC member, West Virginia resident and one of the best choreographers of astrophotography, drone video, nature photography, and music out there!   He combines it all into some very special, well conceived videos.   The best way to meet Jeff is to watch them.   They’re amazing!