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The Night Sky The Newsletter of The Astronomy Club of Akron www.acaoh.org Volume 41 Number 1 January 2019 Next Meeting: Friday - January 25, 2019-8:00 PM - New Franklin ACA NEWS AND NOTES JANUARY 2019 ACA Meetings Our next ACA membership meeting is scheduled for 8:00 p.m. on Friday, January 25th at New Franklin City Hall. Gary Kader, Burrell Observatory Director, Baldwin Wallace and friend to ACA, is giving a presentation entitled "Jovian Satellites. Mark your calendars and plan to attend! Members Social Our next ACA Members Social is a gathering for Sunday Brunch at The Galaxy Restaurant on January 20, 2019. Here are the details: What: Members' Social RSVP before the 13th to cnloboda@ aol.com When: Sunday, January 20th 12:30 pm Where: Galaxy Restaurant 201 Park Centre Dr. Wadsworth The event manager has booked ACA in the Wine Room. It is an intimate setting merely steps away from the main room buffet. Please RSVP before Sunday, January 13th to secure seating. Meeting Refreshments ACA still needs 2 volunteers to cover meeting refreshments for February 22nd and April 26th. Contact President Cathy Loboda via email if you would like to commit: cnloboda@aol.com

OFFICERS 2018 2020 President Cathy Loboda Phone: 330-655-2923 Vice President Justin Phillips Treasurer Nick Mihiylov nmihiylov@aol.com Secretary Terry Taylor E-mail: cnloboda@aol.com Assistant Secretary/Treasurer Ann Ferrell Phone: 330-697-7279 E-mail: annhagemaster@gmail.com Checking Beginning Balance $899.41 Income Memberships 182.00 Total Income $182.00 Speaker Dinner Expenses Check #1226 Speaker Dinner Reimbursement to Ann Check #1227 Observatory Clean-Up Expenses -38.50-22.50-43.89 Observatory Director Ron Kalinoski Phone: 330-837-5848 Check #1228 Jim Watson - Name Tags -45.06 ACA Webmaster Dave Jessie Phone: 330-688-9043 E-mail: DJessie@neo.rr.com Publications Secretary - Editor, Night Sky Newsletter Marissa Fanady Phone: 330-531-2443 E-mail: speedymissy@yahoo.com Gregg Crenshaw E-mail: rigelstarman@gmail.com Susan Swift E-mail: swiftsm@windstream.net Connie Tighe E-mail: contighe@hotmail.com Statutory Agent Mark Kochheiser OTAA Representative Lou Poda Total Expenses -149.95 Income Less Expenses $32.05 Checking Ending Balance $931.46 Savings Beginning Balance $2,567.04 Earned Interest 0.04 Savings Ending Balance $2,567.08 Petty Cash Beginning Balance $50.00 Petty Cash Ending Balance $50.00 Petty Cash 50.00 Savings 2,567.08 Checking 931.46 Grand Total $3,548.50 Article by Nick Mihiylov ACA Treasurer. 0.00 2

OFFICERS 2018 2020 President Cathy Loboda Phone: 330-655-2923 Vice President Justin Phillips Treasurer Nick Mihiylov nmihiylov@aol.com E-mail: cnloboda@aol.com Checking Beginning Balance $931.46 Income Memberships 30.18 Total Income $30.18 Expenses Secretary Terry Taylor Assistant Secretary/Treasurer Ann Ferrell Phone: 330-697-7279 E-mail: annhagemaster@gmail.com Observatory Director Ron Kalinoski Phone: 330-837-5848 ACA Webmaster Dave Jessie Phone: 330-688-9043 E-mail: DJessie@neo.rr.com Publications Secretary - Editor, Night Sky Newsletter Marissa Fanady Phone: 330-531-2443 E-mail: speedymissy@yahoo.com Gregg Crenshaw E-mail: rigelstarman@gmail.com Susan Swift E-mail: swiftsm@windstream.net Connie Tighe E-mail: contighe@hotmail.com Statutory Agent Mark Kochheiser OTAA Representative Lou Poda Total Expenses -0.00 Income Less Expenses $30.18 Checking Ending Balance $961.64 Savings Beginning Balance $2,567.08 Earned Interest 0.04 Savings Ending Balance $2,567.12 Petty Cash Beginning Balance $50.00 Petty Cash Ending Balance $50.00 Petty Cash 50.00 Savings 2,567.12 Checking 961.64 Grand Total $3,578.72 Article by Nick Mihiylov ACA Treasurer. 0.00 3

SWAP & SHOP Orion Sirius 40mm Plossl Asking: $25 Contact: Glenn Cameron Phone: 330-737-1472 Email: glenn@cameronclan.org Teleview Radian 12 mm Eyepiece Excellent condition. Asking: $180 (cash) Contact: Fred Fry Email: riverfry@gmail.com Teleview Radian 18 mm Eyepiece Excellent condition. Asking: $180 (cash) Contact: Fred Fry Email: riverfry@gmail.com Celestron CPC Deluxe 800 HD Telescope with tripod. Accessories: Celestron 1.25" eyepiece and filter kit. Tele Vue nebula filter. Celestron UHC/LPR filter. Celestron 15mm 1.25" 82 degree wide field eyepiece. Stellarvue 1.25" Dielectric Diagonal. Stellarvue 1.25" erecting prism. Celestron power tank and dew shield. Astrozap sun filter. Celestron AC adapter. JMI custom hard shell case for telescope. All 8 months old, brand new condition. Asking: $2200 Contact: Jim Hall Phone: 330-268-8695 Asking: $220 (cash) Contact: Fred Fry Email: riverfry@gmail.com Pentax XW 20mm Eyepiece Excellent condition. Small mark on 1.25 barrel. Always used in a compression clamp. Celestron NexStar 8i computerized to go 8" F/10 Schmidt-Cassegrain Focal length 2032 mm with 406x highest useful power. Includes: GPS module. Five multicoated Plössl eyepieces. 2X Barlow lense. Seven filters. A/C adaptor. Night vision flash. Celestron star pointer. All rarely used and in new condition. Cost $1,689 new. Asking: Best Offer Contact: Nick Bade Email: nb@tribco.com Phone: 216-486-2000 weekdays and 440-585-8687 evenings and weekends. Advertise in the Swap n Shop! Send a picture of your ASTRONOMY RELATED item and relevant information to the newsletter editor: speedymissy@yahoo.com 4

January 25, 2019 - General Membership Meeting Speaker: Gary Kader; Director - Burrell Memorial Observatory; Dept. of Physics & Astronomy; Baldwin Wallace University. Presentation: "A Look at the Jovian Satellites: Worlds of Fire and Ice" The satellites of Jupiter and Saturn are, in many ways, more intriguing than their host planets. Among them is the most volcanically active body in the solar system, a subsurface ocean with the potential for life, lakes and rivers of ethane, and salt water geysers. About The Speaker: Mr. Kader last spoke to our membership at the New Franklin City Hall on Friday October 27, 2017 when his topic was "Seeing Double: Double Stars for Fun & Science An article appeared in the Nov 1, 2010 Plain Dealer about the Baldwin Wallace observatory, the Warner & Swasey refracting telescope with a 13-3/8 inch objective, and Gary Kader: "Baldwin-Wallace College houses a little-known gem: a refracting telescope" Meeting Location: New Franklin City Hall 5611 Manchester Road Akron, OH 44319 Please note that we ALWAYS encourage the public to attend ANY of our events, including meetings. Come and enjoy the lecture and talk to us about astronomy! ACA Meeting Minutes November 16, 2018 The meeting was called to order at 9:15 pm with Cathy Loboda Presiding. The minutes were read by Ann Ferrell. A motion was made to accept the report and was also seconded. All in favor by voice vote. Nick Mihilov read the treasurer's report which was accepted and seconded. All in favor by voice vote. Old Business: There was some discussion about updating ACA brochures. V.P. Justin Phillips volunteered to take on the assignment to make the changes needed. Galaxy Buffet: Sunday, January 20, 2019 12:30 p.m. Cathy Loboda will send out an email and collect R.S.V.P.'s. New Business: May 3rd COSI Columbus Star Party, a four day festival event with Astronomy Day May 3, 2019. Cathy Loboda will find out more information about this event as we may be interested in a club field trip. Outreach: Portage Lakes Library needs a speaker for a summer program. "A Universe of Library stories" Gregg Crenshaw discussed NASA programs up at Geauga Lake. Perhaps we might consider a Saturday event. Chagrin Falls hosts a summer event. Their club owns a 36" Schmidt Cassegrain and Gregg will find out a possible date when ACA can plan a field trip. At the Observatory: Freddy Huffman brought up trees at the observatory that are truly obscuring our view. Discussion if anything can be done about trimming or cutting down a tree? Per Mark Hocheiser, no can do as the Buckeye is our state's symbol. 5

Observations: Linda Sayre and Adam Bunyard attended the November Open House event at Baldwin Wallace. Although it was raining that evening, the Burrell Observatory was open so folks could a least view the wonderful Warner & Swasey 13 3/8" refracting telescope. Linda and Adam also experienced holding a meteorite. Tech Question: Larry Rapsard asked about collimating a new 8" Celestron HD Edge. A Motion to Adjourn was seconded. Article By Ann Ferrell ACA Asst.Secretary/Treasurer 6