Central Coast Astronomical Society now has a small collection of eyepieces, red-dot finders, and binoculars available for members to try at club observing events. We’ve put together three different kits intended to help members compare different fields of view, focal lengths, and observing styles before investing in their own equipment. [Read More…]
The Central Coast Astronomical Society is thrilled to announce a special overnight field trip to the historic Mt. Wilson Observatory in Pasadena, home of the famous 60-inch and 100-inch telescopes that changed our understanding of the universe. Trip Plan Departure: Noon from San Luis Obispo: Sunday, Sept 13 Arrival at [Read More…]
CCAS is adding a new type of observing event for current members who want a quieter night to observe with their own equipment. Unlike our public star parties, this event is not a general public viewing night. It is designed for members who are bringing their own telescope, binoculars, or [Read More…]
Join CCAS for a special astronomy talk with Dr. Louise Edwards of Cal Poly as she explores how astronomers study distant galaxies and galaxy clusters using the powerful new Vera C. Rubin Observatory. The Vera C. Rubin Observatory in Chile is designed to repeatedly scan the night sky, creating an [Read More…]
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