L-Għaqda Maltija tal-Astronomija
The Astronomical Society of Malta
Today 28.02.2022 – Google Meet link to join the event: event ended. We are excited to announce that for our February event we shall be discussing the issue of light pollution on the Maltese Islands. Astrophysicist Dr Joseph Caruana is our guest speaker for this event. He will be giving …
Some photos taken from the Stratos-1 probe that was launched Friday, 13th August in collaboration with the Institute of Space Sciences and Astronomy at the University of Malta. The scientific equipment was later recovered about 13 nautical miles to the south of Malta. It is currently being analysed at the …
It’s time for yet another public event! This Friday we’ll be starting things off with a talk about Exoplanets by Society member and local astronomer Stephen Brincat. After the talk there will be an outdoor observation session were we’ll have our telescopes set up for your viewing pleasure. As always, …
Join us for our end of the year observation night! This event will be open to the public, and as always, anyone who has a telescope or any imaging equipment is encouraged to bring it along! Committee and society members will be present to assist everyone on how to best …
Please note: That this event has moved to 2nd November. The Astronomical Society of Malta is organizing another observation night event at Dingli Cliffs. The exact location will be confirmed at a later date. This time, the observation will be centred around the observation of Messier objects. The Messier catalogue …
The Institute of Space Sciences & Astronomy (ISSA) and The Astronomical Society of Malta (ASM) are organising an astronomy night for the general public on the evening of Saturday, 24th August at the Dwejra Dark Sky Heritage Area, Gozo. We will observe the Milky Way and a number of celestial …
The Astronomical Society of Malta is organising an event dedicated to one of the more famous annual meteor showers, the Perseids. While the peak of the Perseids itself is actually next week, unfortunately on the day we will have a very bright moon, thus we are setting up a week …
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