The Raleigh Astronomy Club, along with CHAOS, Morehead Planetarium, and Raleigh Parks and Rec will be out at Dorothea Dix park for skywatching! Come out for a great night
RAC hosted a pair of outreach events this past weekend. Outreach is a service that our club members provide to our community. RACOBS with Heartwood Montessori: About
What is "dithering" anyway? Two nuances that determine good quality images are eliminating camera noise and taming bad sky conditions. "Dithering" is a clever way of toning down
Location: NCSU Crafts Center (directions) Date: September 8, 2017 Time: 7:30-9:30pm Abstract: Club members Michael Carnes and Michael Keefe will be providing an introductory talk on video astronomy.
Join us for this month’s RAC Imaging Meeting at its usual venue in the hallway of the Raleigh Brickhouse AT 7pm. For this meeting, we will be discussing
Location: NCSU Crafts Center (directions) Date: August 11, 2017 Time: 7:30-9:30pm Club member and astrophotographer extraordinaire Chris Cole will present on how to photograph the eclipse. His talk
We had an awesome time doing Solar Observations for the public at Marbles kids museum! Roughly about 100 people looked through our scopes to view the Sun and
Location: NCSU Crafts Center (directions) Date: July 14, 2017 Time: 7:30-9:30pm Many RAC members offer their time, expertise, and equipment for astronomy outreach, and partner with other organizations
Join us at the Raleigh Brick House Restaurant this Thursday at 7pm for our monthly imaging meeting. This month we have no particular topic planned but as always,
Location: NCSU Crafts Center (directions) Date: June 9, 2017 Time: 7:30-9:30pm RAC members Mark and Phyllis Lang will give a report on this year's Northeast Astronomy Forum (NEAF).
*Note: Meeting is the THIRD FRIDAY Due to Conflict with NCSU Graduation (Crafts Center closed) Location: NCSU Crafts Center (directions) Date: May 19, 2017 Time: 7:30-9:30pm This meeting
Join us for this month's RAC Imaging Meeting where club member Steve Chirstensen will be talking about his success in solarography which allows dramatic pictures of the suns
It's that time again - time for the statewide star party. The statewide star party, part of the NC Science Festival, offers skywatching events across North Carolina, primarily
