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Official BAA Board Members Page Is Located
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For more than sixty years, a friendly place for Western New
Yorkers who love the night sky and all things astronomical.
The BAA is an organization composed
of people from all walks of life who share in a common love for the
wonders of the universe. Our goal is the preservation of astronomy
at the amateur level and to that end we pledge our talents and
resources.
BAA member interests vary tremendously. We have
telescope designers, telescope makers and telescope users. Members
observe visually and image the night sky using a variety of cameras
including traditional film cameras, webcams, video cameras, DSLRs and cooled CCD cameras.
"Pretty pictures" are not your cup of tea? How about getting involved
in scientific endeavors such as hunting for transitory astronomical
events such as gamma ray bursts, supernovae or lunar occultations? We
even have "armchair" astronomers who prefer the study of astronomical
theory to observation. We have experts and beginners of all ages, both
male and female, working together to further our understanding of the
universe around us. Members share experience and good fellowship
through many and varied activities, including monthly club meetings
with varied and interesting guest speakers as well as bi-weekly "star
parties" or observing sessions at our observatories. For more
information about member benefits and becoming a member of the BAA please click here or on the
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NEXT MEETING: Join us Friday, May 10th at 7:30pm for our monthly meeting at Buffalo State College. Our featured speaker will Ivan Maly who will speak about the Southern Hemisphere Sky.
BAA meetings are
held in Classroom Building C122 located just to the south and west of the
Science Building. Follow directions to #35 on the Buffalo State College map located HERE
Or click the CAMPUS MAP for a better map
and directions
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