TTSO 10
The 10th Trans-Tasman Symposium on Occultations will be held in conjunction with NACAA again in 2016. The symposium will start in the afternoon of Sunday March 27, and continue on Monday March 28. Stay tuned for further announcements.
The 10th Trans-Tasman Symposium on Occultations will be held in conjunction with NACAA again in 2016. The symposium will start in the afternoon of Sunday March 27, and continue on Monday March 28. Stay tuned for further announcements.
Our web site was down for several hours this afternoon (Sunday, April 6 2014). Apparently, our hosting provider’s “senior admins”, while trying to fix a simple CPanel permissions issue, managed to lock out our web site software from our database. After several hours of trying to get them to fix their mistake, I went in…
The NACAA web site suffered its third crash last Friday. As a result, we had to shut down the site for the weekend while we repaired the damage. You can read the story here if you are interested. Mea culpa. There may be some problems we haven’t found yet, so please let us know if…
Variable Stars South, the coordinating body for variable star observers in the southern hemisphere, is happy to announce that the second Variable Stars South Colloquium will be held as part of NACAA XXV.
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…
Australian Sky & Telescope magazine will sponsor NACAA XXV by providing advertising space in upcoming editions. We thank Greg Bryant and the AS&T team for their generous support of NACAA.
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.