Celebrate National Astronomy Day with the Santa Fe Stargazers!
We are all astronomers — after all, the sky is right above us, and it’s free to observe. But while the sky is ideally accessible to all, encroaching light pollution Continue Reading →
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19 June 2019 Meeting Minutes
On 19 June 2018 the Santa Fe Stargazers met at the Vista Grande Library for their regular monthly meeting. We were glad to welcome several new members: James Kraemer, Annette Continue Reading →
First (Successful!) Club Observing Event: 29 June 2019
The Santa Fe Stargazers had its first Observation Night at the “Lot 1″ site in Lamy NM. The weather gods called for partly cloudy skies, with good seeing and fair Continue Reading →
Santa Fe Stargazers at Villanueva State Park
On 31 May, Santa Fe Stargazers Tom Aldern, Brad Jones, & Robert Powers provided – and were provided! – an evenings entertainment Star Gaze to campers and visitors at Villanueva Continue Reading →
Santa Fe Stargazers at Fort Union National Monument
Fort Union National Monument Waiting and watching for the advance of the Texas Rebels On 25 May 2019, the Fort Union National Monument held one of its Summer “Night Sky Continue Reading →
15 May 2019 Meeting Minutes
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Our May monthly meeting began shortly after 7 PM with introductions and a review of the agenda. First up was our featured speaker, Robert Powers, who gave us an overview of Continue Reading →
Santa Fe Stargazers @ Pecos National Historic Park
On May 4, 2019, Pecos National Historic Park held one of its semi-annual “Starry Nights at Pecos” events. This time, the Santa Fe Stargazers were there to help! May 4’s Continue Reading →
17 April 2019 Meeting & Minutes
Jim Baker presenting to the Santa Fe Stargazers at their first regular meeting. Introductions Tonight we were joined by several new members: Bruce Howard and Rose Chavez, Matthew Kumagai, and Continue Reading →
Who we are
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We are a group of Santa Fe area residents who share a passion for observing the day and night sky, be it by naked eye, binocular, or telescope. We meet Continue Reading →