L-Għaqda Maltija tal-Astronomija
The Astronomical Society of Malta
By Elise Zammit This past year has had much to offer the Astronomical Society, from periods of clear skies to an increase inmembership and public engagement. Looking back, 2025 can be considered a relatively successful year, withmembership numbers remaining steady at around 200 and observation events held on a regular …
Thanks to the hard work of our current committee, we’re able to announce our upcoming Annual General Meeting an entire two months in advance! Each year, ASM undertakes the important task of reporting on all that has been done in the past year and discussing ways we can improve with …
This Summer has been an absolute thrill for Astronomy. With the summer months behind us, there’s plenty to look forward to in Autumn. This month’s theme is all about Space Exploration. Each and every event will be based around humanity’s journey to the stars, with a very special event on …
Since 1984, the Astronomical Society of Malta has been at the heart of local Astronomy. In this time, we have met amazing people, observed wonderful night skies, and most of all, inspired generations of passion for our Universe To celebrate such a fantastic four decades, ASM will be bringing Astronomy …
Join us to observe the Perseids during their peak at Miġra l-Ferħa on Monday 12th August from 19:00pm onwards. Be sure to spread the word to all those who would like to join us for an unforgettable experience. Let us know if you’re joining us through our Facebook event.
Following a successful annual general meeting, our new 2024 committee has been formed. The main five committee members are: President Connor Sant Fournier Vice President Kurt Catania Secretary Benjamin Borg Treasurer John Caruana Public Relations Officer Julian Caruana Abela The Astronomical Society must once again thank our amazing 2023 committee …
Date: Monday 19th February, 2024 at 19:00 Venue: Online via Google Meet. Malta’s prehistoric temples hold an important connection to the stars. In this upcoming round of Venturing into the Cosmos, Prof Frank Ventura will be guiding through the significance of this connection and our local astronomical history.
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