San Juan Stargazers Study Hubble Pictures of Colliding Galaxies TheSanJuan Stargazerswill hold their regular monthly meeting on Thursday, March 28, 2019, at the Chamber Visitors’ Center Conference Room located at 105 Hot Springs Blvd. The meeting is from 7- 8:30 PM. (SHARP) Hot drinks, and hopefully a treat, will be served at 6:30. …
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San Juan Stargazers Study About Galaxies—NEAR & FAR The San Juan Stargazers will hold their regular monthly meeting on Thursday, February 28, at the Chamber Visitors’ Center Conference Room located at 105 Hot Springs Blvd. We are now a non-profit member of the Chamber of Commerce, so this is our permanent meeting location.…
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The San Juan Stargazers will hold their regular monthly meeting on Thursday, January 24, at the Chamber Visitors’ Center Conference Room located on Hot Springs Blvd. The meeting is from 7- 8:30pm. Hot drinks will be served around 6:30pm. Our program for the evening is about the famous Hubble Image of the classic edge-on Sombrero…
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DECEMBER 27, 2018 The San Juan Stargazers will hold their regular monthly meeting on Thursday, December 27, at the Chamber Visitors’ Center Conference Room. The meeting is from 7- 8:30 PM. We are looking for a new location to hold our meetings. If you have an idea of a possible location please check…
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The San Juan Stargazers will hold their regular monthly meeting on Thursday, October 25, at the Springs Hotel. We are joined by the Chimney Rock Interpretive Association & the public is also invited. The meeting is from 6- 8:30 PM. At 6:00 there is time to socialize & enjoy finger food including chips, dips &…
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AMAZING OPPORTUNITY FOR OUR COMMUNITY TO LEARN ABOUT THE JAMES D. WEBB INFRA-RED SPACE TELESCOPE The San Juan Stargazers are so pleased to have Bob Mitchel as a guest speaker on Thursday, August 16, at 5PM at the Ruby Sission Library. He has been working on the James D. Webb Infra-Red Space Telescope for…
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The San Juan Stargazers will meet on Thursday, January 22; at the Chamber of Commerce/Visitor Center at 7PM. Comet Lovejoy has been visible with the naked-eye at times since late December. We will learn what’s going on with our latest visitor from the distant Oort Cloud and we will attempt to locate it for viewing.…
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