Other astronomical events
When: Tuesday 9th October, 7:00pm Where: Horne Lecture Theatre, Level 12 Ward Support Block, Wellington Hospital (directions). Seating is limited so please register for your free ticket. What: The Dawn of Gravitational […]
When: Saturday 6th October 8:00 pm Where: Star Field – John Whitby’s dark sky site We have another opportunity to go to John Whitby’s Star Field site, 10 minutes outside of Martinborough, […]
When: Saturday 20th October, 8:00 pm Where: Wellington waterfront by the bridge near the entrance to the lagoon International Observe the Moon Night is a worldwide celebration of lunar science and exploration held […]
When: Thursday 27th September, 7:00pm Where: Horne Lecture Theatre, Level 12 Ward Support Block, Wellington Hospital (directions). Seating is limited so please register for your free ticket. What: The Golden Age of the Solar […]
The Horowhenua Astronomical Society is hosting the sixth New Zealand Astrophotography Weekend. Held in the lower North Island it is an annual event dedicated to astrophotography in a wonderful dark-sky […]
Central Star Party has been established to hold annual star parties in the central North Island for the benefit of the astronomical community of the North Island of New Zealand. […]
We all know the earth is flat, don’t we? So it makes sense there should be an International Conference on the subject so like minded, free thinking, people can get […]
Dates: Friday 17th to Sunday 19th October Venue: Foxton Beach Bible Camp Bookings are now open for the Horowhenua Astronomical Society’s 5th Astrophotography Weekend. Held in the lower North Island, […]
When: September 30 10:00 to 14:00 Date changed to Saturday October 7, 10:00 to ~14:00 Where: Gifford Observatory What: Painting over graffiti WAS members and supporters are invited to help the Cretney […]
When: Saturday 30th September 7:00pm. Where: Martinborough. Behind Martinborough Fire-station (between Texas Street and Strasbourge Street) We will be running a joint public observing event with the Wairarapa Astronomical Society in […]
