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From the Director

by Rex Parker, PhD director@princetonastronomy.org Next Meeting at NJ State Planetarium – Bring Friends & Family. We want to see you in person at the season finale monthly meeting on Tuesday June 9 (7:30pm) at the NJ State Museum Planetarium … Continue reading

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From the Director

by Rex Parker, PhD  director@princetonastronomy.org May 12 Meeting on Campus at Sherrerd Hall.  This meeting is an important event for members to attend in person if possible, and by Zoom if you cannot be there on campus.  Here I will … Continue reading

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From the Director

by Rex Parker, PhD  director@princetonastronomy.org April 14 Meeting at Peyton Hall.  With the warmer temperatures I will traipse across a blooming campus to Peyton Hall once more for the AAAP meeting on April 14. While walking I look up into … Continue reading

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From The Director

by Rex Parker, PhD director@princetonastronomy.org Treasure on Earth Created by Kilonova.  My long winter sojourn in the midwest ended a few weeks ago.  Upon return I am inspired by nature with the changing of seasons and the imminence of budburst … Continue reading

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From The Director

by Rex Parker, PhD director@princetonastronomy.org The Ides of March Approacheth — Yet We Shall Nonetheless Meet.  Shakespeare showed how the Ides of March (mid-month marked by the full moon) were treacherous times for Julius Caesar, but we’ll fearlessly convene at … Continue reading

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From The Director

by Rex Parker, PhD director@princetonastronomy.org Meeting Feb 11 at Peyton Hall and Zoom.  Looking forward to next week’s meeting, which will bring to the fore the latest research on gravity waves and the LIGO project.  A rare glimpse of the … Continue reading

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