Astronomical Societies

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These websites are listed in alphabetical order, except that the national societies are at the top. Apologies if your site is last!

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British Astronomical Association http://www.britastro.org/baa/ Formed in 1890, the British Astronomical Association has an international reputation for the quality of its observational and scientific work. Membership is open to all persons interested in astronomy.

The Federation of Astronomical Societies http://www.fedastro.org.uk/ The web site of The Federation of Astronomical Societies, exists in order further the aims of the federation which are to aid astronomical societies, groups, and individuals, in liaising together, where practicable, for their mutual benefit.

Royal Astronomical Society http://www.ras.org.uk/ The Royal Astronomical Society (RAS) is the UK's leading professional body for astronomy & astrophysics, geophysics, solar and solar-terrestrial physics, and planetary sciences.

Altrincham and District Astronomical Society http://www.aozc64.dsl.pipex.com/adas/adas_home.htm This is the official web site for the Altrincham and District Astronomical Society. We are a friendly society of around 30 people who meet regularly to talk about and enjoy the night sky. We have several telescopes and other pieces of equipment which can be borrowed by society members for their own use.

Croydon Astronomical Society http://www.croydonastro.org.uk/ The Croydon Astronomical Society is based in Croydon, Surrey, England. We encourage public interest in Astronomy through Observing & Lectures

Astronomical Society of Edinburgh http://www.astronomyedinburgh.org/ The A.S.E. is one of the country's largest amateur astronomy clubs. We are always happy to see new faces at our meetings (usually the first Friday of the month).

Galloway Astronomy Centre http://www.gallowayastro.com The dark sky location in Scotland for the amateur astronomer. Unique in Scotland, the Centre is located in open farmland with a night sky free of light pollution. It is very important to us that guests get the most out of observing. We will not leave you struggling in the dark with an unfamiliar telescope. We are always on hand to provide any help you may need.

Hamilton Amateur Astronomers http://amateurastronomy.org/about.php The Hamilton Amateur Astronomers is a group of individuals dedicated to the enjoyment and advancement of astronomy.

Hull & East Riding Astronomical Society http://www.heras.org.uk An astronomical society has flourished in Hull since the 1920s when it formed part of the Hull Literary and Philosophical Society. The advent of the Second World War brought about its demise. It was reborn in 1953 as the Hull and East Riding Astronomical Society and utilised a small observatory in Kingston High School under the patronage of the founder Dr Cameron-Walker.

Lincoln Near Earth Asteroid Research http://www.ll.mit.edu/LINEAR/ The Lincoln Near Earth Asteroid Research (LINEAR) project is an MIT Lincoln Laboratory program funded by the United States Air Force and NASA.

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