L-Għaqda Maltija tal-Astronomija
The Astronomical Society of Malta
Friday, 28th March 2003, at 7.30p.m.Ghar id-Dud, Sliema Members of the Society and the general public are invited to observe interesting objects in the evening sky. The planets Jupiter and Saturn, the Beehive star cluster and the double star Alcor and Mizar in Ursa Major will be the main attractions …
This year, the Society will organise the annual basic course in astronomy in April and May. It will consist of a number of lectures (to be held at Stella Maris College, Gzira) and observing sessions (to be held at Dingli Cliffs). The programme, and other details, will be communicated to …
Dingli Cliffs near Maddalena Chapel Friday, 11th October – 20:00 Learning to recognise the constellations (groups of stars, many of which dating back to antiquity and whose names commemorate mythological beings and creatures) is the first step towards finding your way around the sky. Nowadays, many astronomy books include sets …
The Astronomical Society of Malta will be organizing a special introductory Astronomy course for students who have difficulty in hearing and who are members of the “Ghaqda Persuni Neqsin mis- Smigh (Malta)”. A special interpreter will be present during each talk. The course will be held at the deaf club …
This year’s Astronomy course consists of a series of 10 practical and observational sessions to be held at Stella Maris College, Gzira at 6.00 pm. The fee for non-members of the Society is LM10. Society members are most welcome to attend free of charge. Friday, 19 April How to observe …
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