The Dark Skies event at Danby Moors Centre hosted this year by Richard Darn with outside assistance from WDAS, looked for better sky conditions than the previous year when cloud prevented observations. So would our luck change?
[Read more about Danby Moors Centre – Dark Sky Event - The Curse of the Cloud II]
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The final event of the Feb-mid term period found us closer to home, Whitby Youth Hostel, where an expectant party were hoping for a walk under the stars. Were they in luck?
March 7th from 19:30hrs.
Its always a pleasure to fter what seems like an age, it was great to be back supporting the Dark Skies & Warm Fires weekend hosted by Colin and Vicky, proprietors of the Fox and Hounds at Ainthorpe. It was pretty marvellous to actually do some observing outside, the first occasion we have been able to do so in 3 years!..
The seasonal Winter night sky is a wonderful sight to behold, adorned with conspicuous constellations, dripping in stellar jewels and rich in associated mythology. Yet, next to the very epicentre of this sparkling tableau; Orion, there lies a star group with little pedigree, its faint stars difficult to spot with the naked eye, and yet, hidden from our immediate gaze it is peppered with deep sky objects truly worthy of the lofty company it hides amongst. Stand forth Monocerus - the Unicorn.
Our first outreach event of the New Year had been requested by Lythe Primary School Academy. It was an event which nearly had to be postponed ...
How time slips by, as once again society members gathered in the Hare and Hounds for a festive feast, this one marking a special date.
The unmanned Artemis 1 mission to the Moon and return to Earth came to a satisfactory conclusion when the Orion capsule safely splashed down on Dec 12th 2022.