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The Condor Array Telescope (A Free, Virtual Lecture)
Jun
8
virtual, lecture, astronomy, webinar, stargazing

The Condor Array Telescope (A Free, Virtual Lecture)

The image is of the Lagoon Nebula, taken by The Condor Array Telescope. On June 8th at 7:00 PM, join Hamptons Observatory and the Amagansett Library for a free, virtual lecture presented by eminent Stony Brook University astronomer, Prof. Kenneth Lanzetta, who will talk about the Condor Array Telescope, a new type of astronomical telescope that has attracted significant scientific and popular attention. To register, go to https://bit.ly/CondorTalk

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The Astronomical Calendar
Jan
19

The Astronomical Calendar

Join Hamptons Observatory and co-host Amagansett Library for a free, virtual lecture presented by Hayden Planetarium lecturer, Lydia Maria Petrosino, who will speak about the influence of early astronomy on the creation of our modern calendar.

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Hamptons Observatory Dome
Eclipse viewing at Parrish Art Museum, August 21, 2021
Bresnick family on stage during talk
Astronaut Randy Bresnick poses with fans Pat and Cam
Earth's Moon
Eclipse viewing at SoFo, August 21, 2021
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Eclipse viewing at Parrish Art Museum, August 21, 2021
Sundial project
Solar Eclipse June 10, 2021; photo by William Francis Taylor
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Solar Eclipse June 10, 2021; photo by William Francis Taylor
John Bouvier presents: "From Deep Sea to Deep Space". Co-sponsored by Hamptons Observatory and the School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences, Stony Brook University
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Star Lab
William Taylor gives Solar Eclipse Talk at John Jermain Library
Moon with Rings, August 2020; Slezak
Donna McCormick, Astronaut Randy Bresnick (l-r)
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Comet Neowise, July 2020; Hoffelder
The Jupiter and Saturn great conjunction, December 2020; occurs roughly every 20 years when Earth, Jupiter, and Saturn are all aligned.
Mike Inglis, Randy Bresnik, Sean Tvelia (l-r) in our Dome; by Patrica
Hamptons Observatory Co-founder, Sean Tvelia, shows Supervisor Jay Schneiderman, and NYS Assemblyman Fred Thiele our 20” Meade RCX-400 reflector telescope.
Orion Nebula; Jonathan Gomez Barrientos
Jupiter