Bintel sponsors NACAA XXVI
The Binocular and Telescope Shop will yet again provide the satchels for NACAA. We thank Mike Smith and the BinTel crew for their much appreciated support of NACAA over many years.
The Binocular and Telescope Shop will yet again provide the satchels for NACAA. We thank Mike Smith and the BinTel crew for their much appreciated support of NACAA over many years.
Bill Bradfield, well known South Australian amateur astronomer, passed away peacefully on the 9th of June 2014 after a long illness. Bill is best known for his 18 visual comet discoveries. He received many awards in his life, including the 1981 Page Medal from the ASA, the 2004 Edgar Wilson Award from the IAU, and…
The Research School of Astronomy and Astrophysics at the Australian National University have made a generous donation towards the running of NACAA XXV. We thank the RSAA for the generosity.
The NACAA web site has yet again encountered serious technical problems. This has delayed our Call for Presentations, and other announcements.The good news is that the problems are now fixed.
The 4th Variable Stars South Symposium was held in conjunction with NACAA XXVII. The event was well attended, with many excellent presentations. You can read a report here.
Prominence Training P/L continues to sponsor the operation of NACAA by funding its web site and teleconferencing costs, providing computer equipment, as well as countless hours of technical support over the last two years.
NACAA Inc is looking for clubs or groups interested in hosting future NACAAs. Further details on what is required can be found here.