Northern Sydney Astronomical Society

Our society is based in the northern suburbs of Sydney (NSW, Australia) and we cater for a number of streams of astronomy-related interests at all levels. Please visit the site regularly to get updated news on our upcoming events and activities.

Supernova Remnants in the Magellanic Clouds.

Come along and listen in to this free seminar on space debris left behind from massive stellar explosions. It will be presented over zoom
<<Link>>, or you can join society members at Regis Hall in Lane Cove at 7:30pm next Tuesday 21st March. Register <<Here>> for details and to add to your calendar.  

Rami Alsaberi is a PhD candidate at Western Sydney University. He is studying supernova remnants in the Magellanic Clouds and will show us some examples of his research.


GENERAL MEETINGS Our General Meetings are held each month (except Dec/Jan) and are conducted at Regis Hall (refer to Meeting Locations) and via Zoom Meeting.

The meetings are open to everybody, i.e. NSAS members and non-members alike. The meetings are on the 3rd Tuesday of the month at 7:30pm (AEDST). 

For more details including meeting dates, refer to our Events page.

NEW BEGINNER COURSES FOR 2023 NOW ANNOUNCED!
BEGINNERS OPEN QUESTION NIGHT ON ZOOM (BOQ) AND BEGINNERS NIGHT IN THE FIELD (BNF). 
REGISTER IN Events
We have a curriculum to support beginners who wish to get involved with the practical aspects of astronomy i.e. telescopes etc. It consists of an initial Q&A zoom session to cover the basics of astronomy and telescopes and then a field session to put that into practice. The field session is limited to 10 telescopes so that each person gets the support they need from a NSAS instructor. For more information, and to reserve your booking please refer https://nsas.org.au/beginners-night-in-the-field.