Transport for NACAA XXV
Are you an out of town visitor and need a lift to the NACAA venue? Do you have a car and can provide a lift? Then please fill in this form.
Are you an out of town visitor and need a lift to the NACAA venue? Do you have a car and can provide a lift? Then please fill in this form.
The Research School of Astronomy and Astrophysics at the Australian National University has made a generous donation towards the running of NACAA XXVI. We thank the RSAA for their support.
The Sixth Variable Stars South Symposium (VSSS6) will be held on Friday, April 10th, 2020 in Parkes NSW, just prior to the NACAA meeting. VSSS6 will have a single stream of presentations as well as a poster display. The VSSS6 Programme Committee (David O’Driscoll and Mark Blackford) is now calling for presentations for the Friday…
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.
The 2011 Nobel prize in Physics has been awarded to Saul Perlmutter, Adam Riess, and Brian Schmidt “for the discovery of the accelerating expansion of the Universe through observations of distant supernovae”. Brian Schmidt works at the ANU/Mount Stromlo Observatory. Read all about it here. NACAA congratulates Dr Schmidt and the ANU for this significant…
The Australian Astronomical Observatory has donated a generous sum of money to help the activities of NACAA. We thank the AAO, and the Department of Innovation, Industry, Science and Research, for their support.
The Canberra Astronomical Society, hosts of NACAA 2010, have provided a generous donation to assist the 2012 event. We thank CAS for their continued support.