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FAS Public Observation at Kaleideum North 6/16
If you have been following our club calendar this Saturday, June 16th, the Forsyth Astronomical Society will host a public observation at Kaleideum North in the front parking area starting at sunset, around 8:40 pm. The forecast is for moderate conditions mild temps and a few lite clouds. Jupiter, the thin crescent moon and Venus…
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June 2018 FAS Meeting
The June meeting of the Forsyth Astronomical Society will be this coming Wednesday, June 13th at 7:30 pm at Kaleideum North. The program will be a presentation by Samuel D. Flynn, a doctoral candidate at NC State University. Mr. Flynn will be presenting a program entitled: Ghosts From a Dying Star Using neutrinos oscillations to probe supernovae and…
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Camper Observation at Stone Mountain State Park 6/2
As much as we hate to we are going to make a cancellation call on this event. The weather pattern that was showing clearing at dusk and further clearing as the night progressed has changed and it’s not supposed to clear off significantly until after midnight. Our next observation opportunity will be June 16th at…
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May 2018 FAS Meeting
The May meeting of the Forsyth Astronomical Society will be this coming Wednesday, May 9th at 7:30 pm at Kaleideum North. The program will be a planetarium program about the upcoming conjunction of Mars, by FAS Member Bruce Gavett. Following the presentation portion, we will have a brief business/planning meeting and as always, there will be an informal…
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FAS Observation at Stone Mountain State Park 5/5 CANCELLED
Sorry for the late post on this event folks,but we have cancelled the camper observation event for tomorrow evening, May 5th , at Stone Mountain. After a gorgeous full moon weekend last weekend and nice weather this past week, the weather just isn’t cooperating at all with our observation plans. Our next scheduled public…
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Proposed Lighting Ordinance for Winston-Salem/Forsyth County
At the behest of the City-County Planning Board, the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Planning and Development Services staff has drafted a proposed lighting ordinance. If adopted, this ordinance would address the issue of light trespass and to some degree glare for NEW development and recreational use areas, such as ball fields. Before formal consideration by the Planning…
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