About TAS Since 1986, Tullamore Astronomical Society has been helping promote the interests of Astronomy and allied subjects. It has done so through: • Public Lectures • Observing Sessions • Club Magazines & Literature • Its own annual (Cosmos) star party • Newspaper and radio articles • Other Public Events e.g. table quizes Meetings are held at least once a month, and are open to everyone, young and old. Read more about TAS here. Anyone can get involved, and our friendly and informal meetings cater for everyone. Why not come along and find out for yourself?

TAS News & Events • Next TAS Lecture takes place on Tuesday September 2nd. Title is to be announced. More lectures info. • "Summer" does seem over, but hopefully we can look forward to Autumn nights of clear spells and Winter delights to come. • Our Dedicated Observing Nights are now the first Friday of the month. Give our Secretary Seanie your e-mail and/or mobile number to be kept informed when other sessions may occur at random. More info.

 

Current location of the International Space Station The ISS can be currently seen over Irish skies until August 3rd, sometimes making 5 passes in any 24 hour period. See www.heavens-above.com for accurate pass predictions according to your location. You can also check out the aforementioned site for Iridium Flares, in addition to Shuttle passes when launches occur.

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