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skip to content home about us get in touch links members area facebook twitter flickr meetings event calendar imaging group news journal publications membership search for: astronomy in edinburgh mark 2018-07-28t18:09:46+00:00 astronomy in edinburgh our new website is in its prototype phase so it will develop over the next few months. keep coming back to see how it evolves. come along to one of our meetings, hear interesting talks, find out about what’s in the sky this month and meet other astronomers. the astronomical society of edinburgh (ase) has been holding meetings in edinburgh to inform members and the general public about astronomy since 1924. we meet monthly, usually on the first friday of the month at 7:30pm, and are always happy to see new faces at our meetings. see below for the next meeting date. next meeting sept 2018: the variable hubble nebula – dr john lightfoot (tbc) september 7 @ 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm featured news perseid meteor shower aug 2018 mark 2018-07-23t11:13:11+00:00 23 july 2018 | the perseids coincide with a young moon this year so conditions are very favourable. the shower reaches its peak on the night of august 12-13. read more new website for ase mark 2018-07-27t10:38:08+00:00 25 july 2018 | as you can see we have a new website! it's just a starting point as the website will evolve over the next few months. we'll say more at the september meeting. read more more news lunar eclipse 27th july 2018 mark 2018-07-27t17:38:01+00:00 16 july 2018 | there will be a total eclipse of the moon on friday 27th july. the moon will rise fully eclipsed as seen from edinburgh at 21:21 bst. read more scotland’s sky in july 2018 mark 2018-07-23t10:23:37+00:00 8 july 2018 | you can now find the latest scotland sky diary by alan pickup in the ase journal. read more astronomy in the twilight zone mark 2018-07-23t10:23:46+00:00 6 june 2018 | during the summer months in scotland it is very easy to stop doing any astronomy because of the light nights. but you don't need to stop! read more a blast from the past mark 2018-07-23t10:23:53+00:00 5 june 2018 | hoping to regularly bring to light a little of our illustrious history, this appeared (probably) in the scotsman on october 28, 1937 about the society's intention to lease calton hill. read more scotland’s sky in june, 2018 mark 2018-07-23t10:24:00+00:00 31 may 2018 | you can now find the latest scotland sky diary by alan pickup in the ase journal. read more scotland’s sky in may 2018 mark 2018-07-23t10:24:13+00:00 30 april 2018 | you can now find the latest scotland sky diary by alan pickup in the ase journal. read more more events sept 2018: the variable hubble nebula – dr john lightfoot (tbc) september 7 @ 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm imaging group meeting – sept 2018 september 12 @ 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm oct 2018: recording meteors, from deckchairs to desktops – alex pratt (tbc) october 5 @ 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm imaging group meeting – oct 2018 october 10 @ 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm nov 2018: meti messaging to extraterrestrial intelligences – dr alan penny (tbc) november 2 @ 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm imaging group meeting – nov 2018 november 7 @ 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm ask an astronomer is there something you always wanted to know about our universe? how to observe a planet? take a photo of the stars? which telescope to buy? why is space black? … well here’s your chance: just ask your question in the form and we’ll try and get back to you with an answer. the answer may just be: “we have no idea” – but that’s the beauty of astronomy! your name (required) your email (required) subject your message × navigation home meetings imaging group membership publications about us news get in touch members area the astronomical society of edinburgh the astronomical society of edinburgh the society is a registered scottish charity sc022968. the charitable object is to advance the education of the public about the science of astronomy and to promote astronomical research chiefly in edinburgh and its neighbourhood. in furtherance thereof: (a) to circulate information on astronomical matters by the publication of articles, books etc; (b) to encourage astronomical study and observation; and (c) to increase popular interest in astronomy. > privacy policy copyright 2018 the astronomical society of edinburgh, scottish charity sc022968 all rights reserved | site hosted by cygnus extra facebook twitter flickr this site uses cookies: find out more. okay, thank you

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