The Forsyth Astronomical Society (FAS) is a nonprofit organization
dedicated to the pursuit of all aspects of amateur astronomy
Scheduled Public Events
News and Information from FAS
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Comets
FAS Astronomers Blog, Volume 32, Number 9. The Solar System is full of interesting objects…
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The Southern Lights
The Northern Lights traveled South! In possibly a once in a lifetime event, the Aurora…
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Orion Telescopes – Gone?
We’re not sure what’s going on, but Orion Telescopes appears to have gone dark. Its…
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Comet C/2023 A3
Don’t look now, but comet C/2023 A3 might just be coming our way. Just recently…
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Omega Centauri & Centaurus A
The largest known globular cluster is Omega Centauri (NGC 5139 & C80). It is a…
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Atoms and Molecules
FAS Astronomers Blog, Volume 32, Number 7. We all were taught that things are made…
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The Summer Night Sky
It’s summer. It’s hot and it gets dark late, but there are still some wonderful…
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ZWO Seestar S50/S30 Smart Telescopes
Recently, at our April 2024 meeting, FAS member Dr. Bill Rankin gave a most interesting…
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Asteroid Day – Sunday, June 30, 2024
It’s almost upon us! No, it’s not an asteroid…It’s Asteroid Day! 66 million years ago,…
Selected Resources
THE NIGHT SKY
TELESCOPES
ASTROPHOTOGRAPHY
THE WONDERS OF THE UNIVERSE
Sagittarius A* Credit: EHT Collaboration
LIGHT POLLUTION
Image Credit: NASA/NOAA
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