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AGM - Message from our President
Good evening ladies and gentlemen my name is Monty Leventhal, the President of this astronomical club, The SCS. I and on behalf of the...
Monty Leventhal OAM
Oct 3, 20182 min read
Did you know? Sirius
This month we feature …….. Sirius – The Dog Star. Sirius is known as the “Dog Star” as it is located in the constellation Canis Major...
Elizabeth Cocking
Oct 3, 20181 min read
October Meeting - Wednesday
Please note that the Sydney City Skywatchers meeting for October is on WEDNESDAY 3rd October 2018 6:30 p.m. at Sydney Observatory ...
Dirk Goës
Sep 30, 20181 min read
Solar Observations: August 2018
Once again all Sunspot, Prominence and Flare activity remained extremely low as we approach the Sun's Solar minimum. I expect this could...
Monty Leventhal OAM
Sep 8, 20181 min read
In this month - September
Its all about astronomy - 'In this month' blog posts feature significant events which happened and people born during the month who
Elizabeth Cocking
Sep 1, 20182 min read
Parhelion - it's a sun dog!
Photograph by Kim Kemmis at Macquarie Park, late afternoon, 30 August, 2018. It's very rare in Sydney to experience the icy, yet sunny,...
Dr Toner Stevenson
Aug 31, 20181 min read
Outreach: Observing at Rouse Hill!
As part of the Sydney Science Festival, Sydney City Skywatchers supported the Stargazing at Rouse Hill House and Farm event organised by...
Dr Toner Stevenson
Aug 20, 20181 min read
Eclipse Party images
On 28 July Sydney City Skywatcher members, Ross and Trish, held a Lunar Eclipse party at Blues Point Park, North Sydney. They took some...
Ross Mitchell
Aug 8, 20181 min read
Solar observations: July 2018
For the month of July 2018 all Sunspot activity once again on the Sun remained extremely low.A total of 26 Observations were made for the...
Monty Leventhal OAM
Aug 7, 20182 min read
Did you know? Solar Eclipses
This month we feature Solar eclipses Depending on the alignment of the Sun, Moon and Earth there can be between 2 and 5 solar eclipses...
Elizabeth Cocking
Aug 7, 20181 min read
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