From Dave Hokenberry:

I am the program director for Chester County Astronomical Society. We are bringing "Uncle Rod" Mollise into town March 9th to speak, and we wanted to get the word out to anybody in the area who might be interested in hearing him speak on the Past, Present, and Future of the SCT. He hosts Uncle Rod's Astro Blog and the Meade Uncensored site on Yahoo, and is an entertaining author and speaker. Please circulate this to your membership - admission if free, of course! Any questions please contact me at the e-mail above.

Clear Skies, Dave Hockenberry

Join your neighbors at the lower parking lot at Marsh Creek State Park in Eagle, Chester County for exciting evenings exploring the wonders of the heavens.

Watch a sunset become a star-laced sky, view planets, star clusters and galaxies using our members’ telescopes and live view star cameras. There will be activities to thrill and challenge all ages, so don’t miss out!

This event is free of charge provided to the community by your neighbors who are members of the Chesmont Astronomical
Society.

A regular monthly meeting of the Chesmont Astronomical Society (CAS) will be held on Sunday, January 31st in the Community Room at National Penn Bank, located on Rt. 23 about 1/4 mile west of the intersection of Rts. 23 and 100. The meeting will be open and free to the public. The meeting will begin at 7:00 pm and end at approximately 9:00 pm. Anyone wishing to assist in setting up for the meeting and/or socializing prior to the meeting is welcome to arrive by 6:30 pm. Refreshments will be available.

http://skycenter.arizona.edu

Learn how to produce stunning images of deep sky objects from Adam Block, a renowned imager
whose skill with a CCD camera continues to inspire enthusiasts around the world. His images have
appeared in numerous books, magazines, websites and television programs. The workshop covers
a full range of topics, from basic image aquisition and problem solving to compressing the dynamic
range of the data for the best possible aesthetic results. Whether you are just getting started with

http://skycenter.arizona.edu

Learn how to produce stunning images of deep sky objects from Adam Block, a renowned imager
whose skill with a CCD camera continues to inspire enthusiasts around the world. His images have
appeared in numerous books, magazines, websites and television programs. The workshop covers
a full range of topics, from basic image aquisition and problem solving to compressing the dynamic
range of the data for the best possible aesthetic results. Whether you are just getting started with

http://skycenter.arizona.edu

Learn how to produce stunning images of deep sky objects from Adam Block, a renowned imager
whose skill with a CCD camera continues to inspire enthusiasts around the world. His images have
appeared in numerous books, magazines, websites and television programs. The workshop covers
a full range of topics, from basic image aquisition and problem solving to compressing the dynamic
range of the data for the best possible aesthetic results. Whether you are just getting started with

http://skycenter.arizona.edu

Learn how to produce stunning images of deep sky objects from Adam Block, a renowned imager
whose skill with a CCD camera continues to inspire enthusiasts around the world. His images have
appeared in numerous books, magazines, websites and television programs. The workshop covers
a full range of topics, from basic image aquisition and problem solving to compressing the dynamic
range of the data for the best possible aesthetic results. Whether you are just getting started with

Join your neighbors at the lower parking lot at Marsh Creek State Park in Eagle, Chester County for exciting evenings exploring the wonders of the heavens.

Watch a sunset become a star-laced sky, view planets, star clusters and galaxies using our members’ telescopes and live view star cameras. There will be activities to thrill and challenge all ages, so don’t miss out!

This event is free of charge provided to the community by your neighbors who are members of the Chesmont Astronomical
Society.

A regular monthly meeting of the Chesmont Astronomical Society (CAS) will be held on Sunday, January 31st in the Community Room at National Penn Bank, located on Rt. 23 about 1/4 mile west of the intersection of Rts. 23 and 100. The meeting will be open and free to the public. The meeting will begin at 7:00 pm and end at approximately 9:00 pm. Anyone wishing to assist in setting up for the meeting and/or socializing prior to the meeting is welcome to arrive by 6:30 pm. Refreshments will be available. Our guest speaker will be Dr.

Join your neighbors at the lower parking lot at Marsh Creek State Park in Eagle, Chester County for exciting evenings exploring the wonders of the heavens.

Watch a sunset become a star-laced sky, view planets, star clusters and galaxies using our members’ telescopes and live view star cameras. There will be activities to thrill and challenge all ages, so don’t miss out!

This event is free of charge provided to the community by your neighbors who are members of the Chesmont Astronomical
Society.

A regular monthly meeting of the Chesmont Astronomical Society (CAS) will be held on Sunday, January 31st in the Community Room at National Penn Bank, located on Rt. 23 about 1/4 mile west of the intersection of Rts. 23 and 100. The meeting will be open and free to the public. The meeting will begin at 7:00 pm and end at approximately 9:00 pm. Anyone wishing to assist in setting up for the meeting and/or socializing prior to the meeting is welcome to arrive by 6:30 pm. Refreshments will be available.

Join your neighbors at the lower parking lot at Marsh Creek State Park in Eagle, Chester County for exciting evenings exploring the wonders of the heavens.

Watch a sunset become a star-laced sky, view planets, star clusters and galaxies using our members’ telescopes and live view star cameras. There will be activities to thrill and challenge all ages, so don’t miss out!

This event is free of charge provided to the community by your neighbors who are members of the Chesmont Astronomical
Society.

A regular monthly meeting of the Chesmont Astronomical Society (CAS) will be held on Sunday, January 31st in the Community Room at National Penn Bank, located on Rt. 23 about 1/4 mile west of the intersection of Rts. 23 and 100. The meeting will be open and free to the public. Karl Krasley will give a presentation on observing late winter objects. The meeting will begin at 7:00 pm and end at approximately 9:00 pm. Anyone wishing to assist in setting up for the meeting and/or socializing prior to the meeting is welcome to arrive by 6:30 pm. Refreshments will be available.

Join your neighbors at the lower parking lot at Marsh Creek State Park in Eagle, Chester County for exciting evenings exploring the wonders of the heavens.

Watch a sunset become a star-laced sky, view planets, star clusters and galaxies using our members’ telescopes and live view star cameras. There will be activities to thrill and challenge all ages, so don’t miss out!

This event is free of charge provided to the community by your neighbors who are members of the Chesmont Astronomical
Society.

Join your neighbors at the lower parking lot at Marsh Creek State Park in Eagle, Chester County for exciting evenings exploring the wonders of the heavens.

Watch a sunset become a star-laced sky, view planets, star clusters and galaxies using our members’ telescopes and live view star cameras. There will be activities to thrill and challenge all ages, so don’t miss out!

This event is free of charge provided to the community by your neighbors who are members of the Chesmont Astronomical
Society.

Join your neighbors at the lower parking lot at Marsh Creek State Park in Eagle, Chester County for exciting evenings exploring the wonders of the heavens.

Watch a sunset become a star-laced sky, view planets, star clusters and galaxies using our members’ telescopes and live view star cameras. There will be activities to thrill and challenge all ages, so don’t miss out!

This event is free of charge provided to the community by your neighbors who are members of the Chesmont Astronomical
Society.

Join your neighbors at the lower parking lot at Marsh Creek State Park in Eagle, Chester County for exciting evenings exploring the wonders of the heavens.

Watch a sunset become a star-laced sky, view planets, star clusters and galaxies using our members’ telescopes and live view star cameras. There will be activities to thrill and challenge all ages, so don’t miss out!

This event is free of charge provided to the community by your neighbors who are members of the Chesmont Astronomical
Society.