Join members of Shoals Astronomy Club at LaGrange College Site Park in Leighton for a night sky tour Saturday September 16, 2023. Weather permitting, the roof will roll off the historic LaGrange Observatory at 6:30 p.m., and amateur astronomers will curate a night sky tour as darkness falls. There is …
Join members of Shoals Astronomy Club at LaGrange College Site Park in Leighton for a night sky tour Friday March 17, 2023. Weather permitting, the roof will roll off the historic LaGrange Observatory at 6:30 p.m., and amateur astronomers will curate a night sky tour as darkness falls. There is …
Join members of Shoals Astronomy Club at LaGrange College Site Park in Leighton for a night sky tour Friday September 23, 2022. Weather permitting, the roof will roll off the historic LaGrange Observatory at 6:30 p.m., and amateur astronomers will curate a night sky tour as darkness falls. Donations are …
Join members of Shoals Astronomy Club at LaGrange College Site Park in Leighton for a night sky tour Friday March 25, 2022. Weather permitting, the roof will roll off the historic LaGrange Observatory at 6:45 p.m., and amateur astronomers will curate a night sky tour as darkness falls. There is …
Join members of Shoals Astronomy Club at LaGrange College Site Park in Leighton for a night sky tour Friday March 4, 2022. Weather permitting, the roof will roll off the historic LaGrange Observatory at 6:00 p.m., and amateur astronomers will curate a night sky tour as darkness falls. There is …
Why hello there! After everything our entire planet has been through in the last year, it feels strange to dust off this web space. I intended to use this site to discuss our club and its membership, and our shared love for astronomy… but it’s hard to encourage people to …
Join members of Shoals Astronomy Club at LaGrange College Site Park in Leighton for a night sky tour Friday September 24, and Saturday, September 25, 2021. Weather permitting, the roof will roll off the historic LaGrange Observatory at 6:30 p.m., and amateur astronomers will curate a night sky tour as …
The cinderblocks could still use a sealant. The roof needs a repair. The rails need staining. There’s still a lot to be done out at LaGrange Observatory, and the punch list seems like it doesn’t get any shorter. But one thing is for sure: “telescope” can now be checked off …
The LaGrange Observatory is truly an observatory once more. Sunday’s first order of business was to remove the hand-built telescope from service. Built nearly sixty years ago, the instrument had been used for years to educate the public about night skies. In time’s irrevocable march, the scope and its cinder-block …
You’ve heard the grade-school imponderable question before: “If a tree falls in the woods, but no one is there to hear it, does it make a sound?” Members of Shoals Astronomy Club may take a liberty to rewrite this thought experiment, by asking, “If an astronomy club gets ready for …
