The line of telescopes on the LHUCA patio, with Ken's 8" dob in the foreground, Robb's 14" behind that and...
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A group of club members were among the 68 volunteers in 36 teams that participated in a Southwest Research Institute...
Equipment choices and Image Size During the August meeting, Tom Heisey gave a presentation on equipment choices for astrophotography. This...
Barbara, Robb, and Tom were on Trends and Friends to talk about safe viewing of the eclipse. You can view...
The Comet Nishimura survived its close encounter with the Sun and is now in our evening sky. It's briefly visible...
Texas is ideally situated for two upcoming solar eclipses and our great state will be at the heart of eclipse...
Saturday, August 19, 2023Solar Observing 6:00pm-8:00pm - RC Fire StationStar Party 9:00pm-11:00pm - The Meadow This month, we're spicing things...
If you're in the Groves public library, be sure to check out our display about the upcoming solar eclipses in...
Weather permitting*, the South Plains Astronomy Club will host a public meteor shower watch party for the Perseid meteor shower...
On July 20, 2023, Tom Heisey gave a presentation on solar telescope and the solar features you can see with...
