June 2016 E-Newsletter of the Sonoma County Astronomical Society

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June 2016 E-Newsletter of the Sonoma County Astronomical Society 501(c)(3) Scientific and Charitable Organization Established in 1974 Hello members and friends, Thanks to all who attended my presentation on Mars last month. We have a great time learning and sharing the wonders of our solar system and universe. SCAS is now 6-months into 2016, and half way around our orbit of our star the Sun. It is also time to join or renew your membership to our group. Family Membership: Only $25 per year for the entire family! Student Membership: $10 per year Monthly Meetings: Hear educational speaker presentations, connect with local astronomers, learn what's up in the night sky. Discount Magazine Subscriptions: Sky & Telescope (available any time) and Astronomy Magazine (available in the Fall). Visit our website at: http://www.sonomaskies.org/membership.shtml or click the Join Now button at the top of the page.

SCAS GENERAL MEETING June 8 th, Wednesday 7:30PM 9:00PM MEETING AT PROCTOR TERRACE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 1711 Bryden Lane Santa Rosa, CA 95404 Program Schedule 7:30PM Meeting Begins, General Business 7:45PM Coffee Break 8:00PM Program Topic Begins 9:00PM Meeting Officially Ends Lecture Topic: THE MOON! Rob Davis, Docent at Robert Ferguson Observatory Often referred to as RFO s resident Luna-tic, or Moon-iac, Rob is a very dedicated and excellent presenter on all things lunar. He often give his lectures during RFO s Star Party nights and to new docents during the annual training times. You are in for a real treat on a topic most people simple gaze upon and make a wish.

We have our date for the Yosemite trip!!! July 22 & July 23 at Glacier Point viewing. Camping @ Bridal Veil passes and park entry is limited number and only granted to SCAS members with telescopes :-) Please email me @ france_christine@yahoo.com to get on list and or further information. 7/22/2016 88% waning gibbous Moon rising 10:21pm looking forward to an amazing trip SCAS members with telescopes are invited to camp At Bridal Veil and bring telescopes to Glacier Point for viewing. There are a limited number of passes so please email to Reserve your spot or if you just need more information :-) 7/22/2016 88% waning gibbous Moon rising 20:21PM Image Credit: Len Nelson

SONOMA COUNTY ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 2016 GENERAL MEETING CALENDAR (Schedule topics subject to change) June 8 th The Moon Rob Davis (Robert Ferguson Observatory) - Confirmed July 13 th Astrophotography Jim Goodenough and Linda Sinkay August 6 th SCAS STAR B QUE - Confirmed September 14 th Gravitational Waves Dr. Lynn Cominsky (SSU) - Confirmed October 12 th Supernova explosions, their host galaxies, and gravitational lensing by galaxies and galaxy clusters. Patrick Kelly UC Berkeley - Confirmed November 9 th Popcorn & Movie Night - Confirmed December 14 th The Space Act of 2015- Lynda Williams (SRJC Physics Dept.) Confirmed ----------

SONOMA COUNTY ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY 2017 GENERAL MEETING CALENDAR January 11 th - Open February 8 th SETI Institute - Over the past 15 years, he has dedicated his research to the study of our solar system using mainly ground-based telescopes equipped with adaptive optics. Dr. Franck Marchis - Confirmed March 8 th STRIKING SPARKS ANNUAL AWARDS PROGRAM - Confirmed April - Open May - Open June - Open July 12 th Popcorn and Movie Night August 9 th SCAS Star B- Que at the Robert Ferguson Observatory September 13th Saturn s Embrace. A video lecture by Dr. Carolyn Porco, encompassing the entire Cassini-Huygens mission to Saturn. The spacecraft launched on October 15, 1997 October - Open November - Open December - Open

Contact us President Jim DeManche President@sonomaskies.org Vice President Jim Goodenough VicePresident@sonomaskies.org Membership Director Christine Frost Membership@sonomaskies.org Director of Community Activities Lynn Anderson Activities@sonomaskies.org SCAS Young Astronomers Advisor Len Nelson YA@sonomaskies.org