The December Monthly Meeting of the San Juan Stargazers will be on Thursday, Dec. 5, at the regular time of 6 p.m. for the social hour and holiday party, and 7 p.m. for the program.
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.)
The James Webb Space Telescope is discovering so many new galaxies; 93 percent of the galaxies discovered have never been seen before. New information is being learned daily about so many deep-sky objects going to the edge of the known universe. I hope you will come to our meeting to get in on something new and well beyond exciting. We also have the program available on Zoom.
Please note that our January monthly meeting will be on Jan. 9, one week later than usual, but at the regular location and time.
In January, February and March of 2025, we will be doing something new and fun at our monthly meetings. As a club, we encourage our membership in the areas of personal growth, increased participation and to expand our knowledge of the universe. We will do all three in the new year, and you do not want to miss this great opportunity.
Calendars still available
Only a few deep space mysteries calendars are still available. We are selling them for $15. Come to our meeting or call (303) 995-2888 to leave a message for a call back to get the most exciting calendar to date with photos by the James Webb, Hubble and a few by land-based telescopes.
Don’t look at this as a regular calendar because it is actually an up-date on the latest discoveries in our universe. It is an educational experience.
More about the Stargazers
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 meetings or on our website.
Check out our continuously changing website, sanjuanstargazers.org, with new information and spectacular photos. We can be your connection to our extraordinary universe.
