L-Għaqda Maltija tal-Astronomija
The Astronomical Society of Malta
It’s winter and the Orion constellation is in full bloom. Orion’s constellation is without a doubt the most recognisable and beautiful constellation in the sky, and for good reason. Join us this coming Thursday, 21st March for an event dedicated to this wonderful constellation. There will be a short talk, …
Join us for our February Members Observation event. This will be the second of our Members events this year after the January ‘Apollo 8 Talk and Members’ Get Together’. If you are a member and have a telescope or any imaging equipment you are welcome to bring it along. Committee …
The Astronomical Society of Malta is once again organizing a Basics in Astronomy course at Stella Maris College, Gzira. The course is intended for adults, and for children at least 12 years old, who are beginners in astronomy. Topics covered will range from the solar system, to stars and black …
Applications to enrol within ‘Reaching for the Stars: Astronomy and the Universe’ close off within a few days. This evening course is open to the general public and starts off next month (February) until May. It starts off from the basics but quickly builds up deeper knowledge of astronomy. A …
The Astronomical Society of Malta is once again organizing its Astronomy Course! To apply, kindly send your details including name, surname, ID card and email address to info@maltastro.org. If you have any problems, kindly inform us immediately via info@maltastro.org as well. Kindly note that attendance for this course is FREE for all members …
Weather patterns presented by Saviour Porter Tuesday, 9 June 2015 at 6:30 p.m., Paola premises in Antoine de Paule Square (entrance through the courtyard adjacent to the Paola Health Centre). The weather influences our astronomical observations as well as forms part of our daily lives. In this talk, Saviour Porter …
How Stars Surf the Wavesby Dr Victor P DebattistaUniversity of Central Lancashire15 April 2015Time: 18.30Place: Stella Maris College, Gzira Dr Debattista will discuss how in recent years we have learned that stars are not necessarily destined to remain at the same radius from the Galactic centre as they were born …
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