• Professional Societies & Associations

• 1.

Vermont Astronomical Society

The Vermont Astronomical Society is a group of amateur astronomers with varying backgrounds and levels of expertise whose mission is to promote amateur astronomy in Vermont.

• Amateur Sports Competitions

• 2.

Ames Area Amateur Astronomers Inc

Who are we. The Ames Area Amateur Astronomers AAAA is a nonprofit 501c3 educational organization whose goals are to inform and excite people about the wonders of the night sky.

• Recreational, Pleasure, or Social Club

• 3.

Alachua Astronomy Club Inc

Publicly supported, non-profit group of people who enjoy looking at stars & planets.

NWA Space and Science, Inc.

Supporting S. T. E. M. & Space in NW Arkansas: a community of visionaries raising awareness for S.

Baton Rouge Astronomical Society Inc

For more information, please contact us or visit our website at www.

• Astronomy (includes Observatories)

• 6.

Phoenix Astronomical Society Inc

Welcome to the Phoenix Astronomical Society The Phoenix Astronomical Society founded in 1948 is an organization of individuals with many related interests telescopes binoculars astrophotography computer planetaria astronautics sky lore astrogeology NASA and celestial navigation are just a few examples.

• Science & Technology Museum

• 7.

Astronomical Society of Las Cruces

Las Cruces Clear Sky Clock Speaker Nils Allen Presentation ASLCs First 50 Pioneers Who Persevered Location Meetings are now being held at the Mesilla Valley Radio Club Shack 6609 Jefferson Ln Las Cruces and via ZOOM.

• Professional Societies & Associations

• 8.

Warren Astronomical Society

Owned and operated by the Warren Astronomical Society.

Tallahassee Astronomical Society

Tallahassee Astronomical Society Photo of Lagoon Nebula by TAS Member Dan Fairchild MISSION Sharing the starry sky with others reducing light pollution and fostering science through astronomy.