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Article #188Free astronomy events, San Jose, CA area vicinity
From: Jim Van Nuland
Date: Tue, 05 Mar 2013 02:30
Date: Tue, 05 Mar 2013 02:30
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Free astronomy events, San Jose, CA area vicinity The SJAA hotline is available 24 hours/day at 408-559-1221. This posting contains the current hotline message. For more about SJAA, and for weather cancellations for the Houge Park events, visit our web site at <http://www.sjaa.net>. WELCOME! to the San Jose Astronomical Association's Calendar Hot Line. Following is a list of all the public activities of SJAA. You are invited to any and all of them! Driving directions will be given afterward. Mar. 9 - Saturday - Dark-sky weekend. Get away from the city lights, To observe the night sky. Sunset comes at 6:10 pm. The moon is not visible tonight. Mar.10 - Sunday - 2 am. DST begins. Advance your clocks hour. Mar.15 - Friday - Beginner's astronomy class at Houge Park. 7:15 pm. The topic: the Moon. (indoors and outdoors) Also on March 15, Friday -- Mar.15 - Friday - Public observing session on the grounds at Houge Park, featuring the crescent moon, Jupiter, star clusters such as the pretty Pleiades, the Great Nebula in Orion, and more. Star party hours: 8:15 until 11:15 pm Mar.24 - Sunday -- our 33rd annual astronomical auction; anyone may buy and sell. In the hall at Houge Park, noon to about 5 pm. Not that this is a Sunday, not Saturday, and it's during daytime. Also on March 24, Sunday -- Mar.24 - Sunday - Observing H-alpha flares and sunspots at Houge Park. Sun party hours: 2:00 until 4:00 pm, during the Auction. Apr. 5 - Friday - Beginner's astronomy class at Houge Park. 8:15 pm. Topic: Tonight's constellations and highlights (indoors & outdoors). Also on April 5, Friday -- Apr. 5 - Friday - Public observing session on the grounds at Houge Park, featuring Jupiter, star clusters such as the pretty Pleiades, the Great Nebula in Orion, and more. The moon is absent. Star party hours: 8:30 until 11:30 pm Apr. 6 - Saturday -- Solar viewing & outreach at Cupertino's Earth Day, Civic Center plaza, between library and City Hall 10350 Torre Ave., Cupertino CA 95014. Hours: 11 am - 3 pm. DRIVING DIRECTIONS Houge Park is in San Jose, near Campbell and Los Gatos. From Hwy.17, take the Camden Avenue exit. Go east 4/10 mile, and turn right at the light, onto Bascom Avenue. At the next light, turn left onto Woodard Road. At the first stop sign, turn right onto Twilight Drive. Go three blocks, cross Sunrise Drive, then turn left into the park. From Hwy.85, take the Bascom Avenue exit. Go north about 3/10 mile, and turn right at the first traffic light, onto White Oaks Road. Go nearly 3/10 mile to the first stop sign, then turn left onto Twilight Drive. You will now be passing the park. Turn right at the first driveway, into the parking lot. Let me repeat that all of our events are open to anyone interested in the celestial science. No reservations needed, We supply telescopes, or bring your own. Clear Skies! -- and, Keep Looking Up! -- Jim Van Nuland, calendar keeper, San Jose Astronomical Association
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