The San Juan Stargazers’ January program will include a member- participation activity that can be prepared during the social hour and a video lesson on how the planets of our solar system are organized.
The January monthly meeting of the San Juan Stargazers will be on Thursday, Jan. 9, one week later than usual due to the closeness of New Year’s Day. We will meet at the regular time of 6 p.m. for our social hour and final Christmas cookie feast or with whatever you bring to share. The program will begin at 7 p.m.
We will meet at our regular location — the Community United Methodist Church on Lewis Street. Please use the convenient parking lot and side door that leads into the kitchen and fellowship hall. We keep the front doors locked.
Club activities
In January, February and March of this year, we will be doing something new at our monthly meetings.
As a club, we encourage our membership to work in the areas of personal growth, increased participation and to expand our knowledge of the universe. We will be doing all three.
Many people started preparing at the December meeting, but if you didn’t, you can still “throw something together” during the 6 p.m. social time. Ask Joan and she will help you.
Space mysteries calendars available
There is only one deep space mysteries calendar left with six photos taken with the James Webb Space Telescope.
Don’t look at this as a regular calendar because it is actually an update on the latest astronomical discoveries in our universe. It is an amazing educational experience.
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If you would like to join the San Juan Stargazers, you will also receive Reflector Magazine, which is the publication of the National Astronomical League of which you automatically become a member. To join both groups and get an excellent astronomy magazine, annual membership is only $25 per family.
You can join the club at any of our events or you can join using PayPal on our website, sanjuanstargazers.org.
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