Vancouver Astronomy Meetup Group

SFU is pleased to host the Starry Nights public star night every Friday, but subject to cancellation due to weather no later than each Friday mid-day.

The SFU Trottier Observatory will be open for entry (expect to line-up) and RASC Vancouver volunteers will be set up in the adjacent plaza with telescopes to look through.

More information, Observatory House Rules, and Starry Nights etiquette can be found here:
https://www.sfu.ca/science/community/trottier-observatory---courtyard/starry-nights.html

This event is free to attend but SFU parking fees apply. The closest parking lot is the East Lot off Tower Road. Masks are recommended and the number of persons inside the Observatory continues to be limited.

RASC thanks SFU Science Outreach and Dr. Joanna Woo for hosting this in-person event.

Please share your appreciation for the RASC and other volunteers that are not paid who share their knowledge, give their time, organize, setup, and share the view through the club's or their own telescope equipment at the event.

SFU is pleased to host the Starry Nights public star night every Friday, but subject to cancellation due to weather no later than each Friday mid-day.

The SFU Trottier Observatory will be open for entry (expect to line-up) and RASC Vancouver volunteers will be set up in the adjacent plaza with telescopes to look through.

More information, Observatory House Rules, and Starry Nights etiquette can be found here:
https://www.sfu.ca/science/community/trottier-observatory---courtyard/starry-nights.html

This event is free to attend but SFU parking fees apply. The closest parking lot is the East Lot off Tower Road. Masks are recommended and the number of persons inside the Observatory continues to be limited.

RASC thanks SFU Science Outreach and Dr. Joanna Woo for hosting this in-person event.

Please share your appreciation for the RASC and other volunteers that are not paid who share their knowledge, give their time, organize, setup, and share the view through the club's or their own telescope equipment at the event.

Join us for our monthly meeting. All of our monthly meetings are free and open to the public.

Location: Simon Fraser University Burnaby Room AQ3159

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About our Events:

All RASC lectures and observing events are open to the public, family friendly, and there is no charge for admission. Our organization is run entirely by volunteers who love astronomy and astrophysics. Whether you're a complete beginner, a seasoned astronomer, or you hope to work for NASA some day, anyone fascinated by space exploration is welcome and will enjoy our events

SFU is pleased to host the Starry Nights public star night every Friday, but subject to cancellation due to weather no later than each Friday mid-day.

The SFU Trottier Observatory will be open for entry (expect to line-up) and RASC Vancouver volunteers will be set up in the adjacent plaza with telescopes to look through.

More information, Observatory House Rules, and Starry Nights etiquette can be found here:
https://www.sfu.ca/science/community/trottier-observatory---courtyard/starry-nights.html

This event is free to attend but SFU parking fees apply. The closest parking lot is the East Lot off Tower Road. Masks are recommended and the number of persons inside the Observatory continues to be limited.

RASC thanks SFU Science Outreach and Dr. Joanna Woo for hosting this in-person event.

Please share your appreciation for the RASC and other volunteers that are not paid who share their knowledge, give their time, organize, setup, and share the view through the club's or their own telescope equipment at the event.