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All, Due to weather conditiosn being more favourable tonight, we have moved our public outreach observing to tonight instead of tomorrow. This will be at Spring Mill Pond in Island Lake State

We're looking forward to our next public observing night Saturday August 6th at 8pm. Most of us will be there by 7pm if not earlier. The weather is looking good and improving by the day so lets hope

Launched on Christmas Day 2021, the JWST is the successor to the Hubble Space Telescope <https://hubblesite.org/> as NASA’s flagship telescope in its ongoing mission in astrophysics. As the largest

We're looking forward to our next public observing night Saturday August 6th at 8pm. Most of us will be there by 7pm if not earlier. As this is in 2 seeks time, weather forecasts are unknown but we

We're looking forward to our next public observing night Saturday night. Most of us will be there by 7pm if not earlier. Saturday should be a great night. We have a little over the first

We're looking forward to our next public observing night Friday night. We updated the date based on the weather forecast. Saturday forecast is not looking positive so we moved to Friday. Sunset is

All, WE ARE BACK The Ford Amateur Astronomy Club is pleased to announce we are back doing public observing events at Spring Mill Pond in the Island Lake State Recreational Area Our first event will

This is the link for tonights stream https://youtu.be/P0-F81JQ3v4

All, We are holding a public hangout tonight at 9PM where you can join us on YouTube, ask questions and the astronomers will answer them for you. We also plan on doing some live views from a

Have a new telescope and frustrated trying to use it?? Interested in getting a telescope but don’t want to waste your money on something you’ll regret?? Join us for “Virtual Beginner’s

Greetings, The Ford Amateur Astronomy Club is hosting our monthly meetings online (normally they would be in person). These meetings usually occur on the 4th Thursday of each month. The next

Greetings, The Ford Astronomy club hosts monthly meetings and presentations (currently via Zoom) every month on the 4th Thursday at 7pm Eastern Time. You do NOT need to be a club member to attend

Greetings, The Ford Amateur Astronomy Club hosts monthly presentations … normally the 4th Thursday of each month from 7-9pm US Eastern Time. These meetings are normally held at Henry Ford College.

Greetings! Clouds are expected to start breaking up -- giving way to mostly clear (partly cloudy) skies by around 8pm ... and much clearer later in the evening (e.g. 11pm). The International Space

All, Astronomy at the beach 2020 has started, Check the below link for the list of online events They are ongoing right now https://www.glaac.org/astronomy-at-the-beach-2020/

All, I'm pleased to announce the club now has a live all sky camera now published to our website. Seeing a we can't bring you to the sky, we decided to bring the sky to you Tonight I will tweak the

The Ford Amateur Astronomy Club meets monthly online due to COVID-19 on the 4th Thursday of the month between 7PM and 9PM The meetings are open to the public. Join meeting (

The Ford Amateur Astronomy Club Monthly Meeting is Virtual due to COVID-19 Members of the public can join us at our virtual meetings by clicking the meeting invite link below The meetings are open

All, Due to the COVID-19 stay home stay safe, the FAAC Club has moved our meetings virtual You can attend our meetings from the comfort of your home The meeting is 7PM to 9PM Thursday 23rd

All, I'm hosting a free public planetarium show at Henry Ford College, Dearborn, in the Hammond Planetarium. The planetarium is in Building J - The science building. Show is this coming Saturday,