Warsaw Astronomical Society of Indiana

Warsaw Astronomical Society of Indiana Buffalo St. in Warsaw. 7:00pm. Email us! [email protected] To promote and educate the public about astronomy.

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MONTHLY MEETINGS:
Meetings are the 2nd Friday of each month at the City Hall - Council Chambers, 102 S. The purpose of the Warsaw Astronomical Society is to provide an opportunity for individuals interested in astronomy to share their interest with others. Whether a beginner or a long-time astronomy enthusiast, the Warsaw Astronomical Soc

iety can provide many opportunities for its members to help them enjoy the many fascinating aspects of amateur astronomy.

*REPOST* First post was removed.NEW AGE TELESCOPES - Warsaw Astronomical Society member Ray Miller (shown below with his...
02/25/2026

*REPOST* First post was removed.
NEW AGE TELESCOPES - Warsaw Astronomical Society member Ray Miller (shown below with his wife Ginny and his Univision telescope) gave an informative presentation at the recent WAS meeting about some of the new age digital telescopes used in astrophotography. He featured his Univision EVscope. After the meeting, which was held this month at Harrison Elementary, he set up his telescope outside to demonstrate some of its capabilities. Despite an abundance of light pollution, he was able to take the images below. Nice images and looking forward to seeing more!

CONGRATULATIONS - Warsaw Astronomical Society member Nick Kinzel, pictured below at the WAS meeting at Harrison Elementa...
02/20/2026

CONGRATULATIONS - Warsaw Astronomical Society member Nick Kinzel, pictured below at the WAS meeting at Harrison Elementary, earned the National Astronomical Society's Silver Messier Award. This award is given to individuals who have observed 70 of the 110 deep sky objects cataloged by 18th century French astronomer Charles Messier. These are some of the finest objects to observe. He accomplished it all without the use of computer assisted telescopes. He is currently working towards finishing all 110 objects and the next award. Congratulations and happy hunting!

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