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I plan to bring a small group of friends for eyepiece viewing on the 24" telescope
Meyer Observatory
14801 FM182
Clifton, TX
This event will showcase smart telescope technology. If you have a smart telescope, or are considering buying one, please consider attending this informative event. Event will be held rain or shine as there will be members willing to show off images and to talk about their experiences with their scopes. Event will be held at the Paul and Jane Meyer Observatory.
The Worm Moon is the name given to the full moon in March because it occurs when the ground thaws and earthworms emerge from their underground burrows. American Indians noticed the casts of earthworms during this time and gave the moon this name.
The Worm Moon is the name given to the full moon in March because it occurs when the ground thaws and earthworms emerge from their underground burrows. American Indians noticed the casts of earthworms during this time and gave the moon this name.
Paul and Jane Meyer Observatory, Coryell County
Free...Come visit Meyer Observatory, one of Texas‘ premier private observatories. Nestled in the Hill country it is just a short 45-minute drive northwest of Waco. Experience the cosmos first hand as we take you on a guided tour of the universe. See the planets, stars, galaxies, nebulae, and star clusters with your own eyes. Event is free & open to the public (rain or shine). All ages welcome.
Contact President, Dan Doyle for Zoom access code prior to meeting. All members are welcome.
Hosted by Mike Green
Contact: 254 576 2838
hosted by Dick Campbell. This is a private event.
Turner Research Station, Coryell County
Each month members gather at the Turner Research Station and Paul and Jane Meyer Observatory for stargazing and socializing. This is an excellent time for new members to bring their scopes and get hands on help plus invite new potential members!.