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The September 2019 LAS Newsletter is available for download at https://www.longmontastro.org/newsletters . If you prefer a paper edition they should be available about September 12. You may order then online at the LAS Store.

In this issue:

• Next LAS Meeting September 19 - Fran Bagenal “NASA’s Juno Mission to Jupiter: Update after 22 orbits”
• August 15 Meeting Notes
• Solar System Highlights for September
• Comets for September
• Lunar Highlights
• Navigating the September Sky
• If you could observe only one celestial sight this month
• Member images
• Astronomy Highlights - JunoCam view of Jupiter's South Equatorial Belt

The August 2019 LAS Newsletter is available for download from our newsletter archive at https://www.longmontastro.org/newsletters . A paper copy will be available for sale after August 16 from the LAS Store https://www.longmontastro.org/store.

You may purchase a paper copy from the LAS Store https://www.longmontastro.org/store or download as a PDF from our newsletter archive at https://www.longmontastro.org/newsletters

In this issue:

- Next LAS Meeting July 18 at 7 pm - Steve Albers, “Seeing, Transparency, and Light in the Night Sky" 

- Notes from the President

-Solar System Highlights for July

- Location of Apollo 11 landing site (July 8, 9pm)

- Lunar Highlights

- Comets

- Navigating the July Sky

- If you could observe only one object this month

- From our newsletter archives

- June 20 Meeting Notes by Joe Hudson

- Image Contributors and Details

- Member images

- Apollo 11 50th Anniversary

- Astronomy Headlines - Dragonfly Drone to Titan

The LAS June 2019 Newsletter may be downloaded from our newsletter archive.  It is also available in a paper edition from the LAS Store.

In this issue:

• Next LAS Meeting June 20 at 7 pm - Ricky Egeland, NCAR “Solar Magnetic Variability" 
• Notes from the President
• Solar System Highlights for June
• Lunar Highlights
• Navigating the June Sky
• If you could observe only one object this month
• From our newsletter archives
• Member images
• May16 Meeting Notes
• Astronomy Headlines

The LAS May 2019 Newsletter may be downloaded from our newsletter archive.  It is also available in a paper edition from the LAS Store.

In this issue:

• LAS Meeting May 16 at 7 pm - Dr. Hal Levinson presentation on “Lucy: The First Mission to Jupiter’s Trojans”; meeting will be at the First Evangelical Lutheran Church 3rd and Terry
• Notes from the President
• Solar System Highlights for May
• Lunar Highlights
• Navigating the May Sky
• If you could observe only one object this month
• From our newsletter archives
• Member images
• April 18 Meeting Notes by Joe Hudson
• Astronomy Headlines
  
  

Our April newsletter is now available for downloading from our archives.

LAS is moving to a new website.   You are seeing it right here.  There is still much to do on it and suggestions are welcome.

Last night’s star party at Rabbit Mountain was a great success.  Skies were clear and temperatures were tolerable.  I believe we had around 19 guests and 8 scopes set up.  So there were no long lines at any scopes.

Everything was well run with Boulder Country handling traffic and parking.

Thanks to everyone that came out and helped make it a great evening.