Call for presentations
The NACAA Programme Committee encourages interested astronomers from Australia and beyond to present at NACAA XXVI, Melbourne 2014. Further details can be found here.
The NACAA Programme Committee encourages interested astronomers from Australia and beyond to present at NACAA XXVI, Melbourne 2014. Further details can be found here.
The Programme Committee invites everyone to consider making a presentation at NACAA XXVII. Full details can be found here.
The Astronomical Society of Victoria have provided a generous donation towards the operation of NACAA XXV. We thank the ASV for their generous support.
Quasar Publishing, producers of the well respected and much read Astronomy yearbooks, will yet again be producing the programme handbook for NACAA. We thank Quasar for their continued support.
NACAA extends its apologies to those of you who are still awaiting your conference DVD from 2014. One of the downsides of dealing with an organisation based on volunteers is that sometimes things go pear shaped. The good news is that the people involved understand that the production of the DVD is a high priority,…
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…
Apologies to those of you who have enquired about the 2014 Conference DVD. As often happens, the people working on collating and editing the material have been distracted by other things, and have been very slow to create the DVD. We thank you for your patience.