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Learning about Astronomy _____________________________

Astronomy -  Getting your first Look -  Picking a perfect Place -  Stocking up on Stuff -  Take your first Look -  Note This -  Click a Photo -  Information about your -  Going on the -  What to bring to a -  What to see at the -  It's time to join a -

"First Step" "The Telescope" "Location" "Accessories" "Look Up" - Alignment of Planets - Eclipses - Your Universe - Total Solar Eclipse - Phases - Hemisphere "Keeping Logs" "Pictures" "Observatory" "Road" "Star Party" "Planetarium" "Club"

To all Fellow Star Gazers, The APL Astronomy Club has participated in numerous educational outreach programs in Maryland communities. So please invite us to show you all the new stars in your backyard. Mr. Bernie Kluga APL Astronomy Club President

We will start a new external Friends of Astronomy group in the Autumn of 1999 devoted to the enjoyment of astronomy in Howard County. If you're your local school or civic organization wants to participate and you want to volunteer during the Star Party, please contact Steve Conard at JHU/APL 443-778-8407 (the new Maryland 443 exchange). This is not a club and there are no dues or required meetings. You will be required to complete a membership form, with your full name, daytime telephone number, work telephone number and a resident address.  This information will allow us to contact you during these special astronomical events. Be a Maryland FOA member now and let's explore astronomy together! Thanks.

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