Suncoast Stargazers

Suncoast Stargazers A welcoming community to encourage, nurture and grow an understanding of the night sky.

Our goal is to help those who look up to better interpret and appreciate what they are seeing.

04/01/2023

Welcome. If your reading this post please click the link below to join us on our Suncoast Stargazers Group page. You do not have to join anything and the Group page is now the main provider of our content.

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Solar viewing at Robinson Preserve 🌞. The solar binos are fabulous! Lots of prominences visible in the Coronado & spots ...
06/18/2022

Solar viewing at Robinson Preserve 🌞. The solar binos are fabulous! Lots of prominences visible in the Coronado & spots are visie in all.

05/31/2022

THE SUNCOAST STARGAZERS SUPPORT SOAR IN 4 SUMMER LITERACY!

FAMILIES ATTENDING THE JUNE 1, JULY 6 AND AUGUST 3 SOAR IN 4 MANATEE FREE FAMILY EVENTS AT THE BISHOP MUSEUM OF SCIENCE AND NATURE WILL HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A STARSENSE EXPLORER DX TELESCOPE.

This telescope allows you to connect your phone and take a guided tour of the universe!

Families must attend a summer Soar in 4 event to be eligible to receive a raffle ticket. The winning ticket will be drawn at the conclusion of the August 3rd event.

05/08/2022

Thanks to all the folks who braved the clouds and rain to attend our Astronomy Day celebration at The Hollow yesterday. A little bad weather can't keep these stargazers down!

And a special congratulations to the Kiger family for being the lucky winners of the Celestron StarSense Explorer DX telescope giveaway. Enjoy the sky and keep looking up!

05/06/2022

This email concerns the Astronomy Day Event
Email from Ed McDonough

Hello Fellow Stargazers:

I’ve been monitoring the weather very closely for tomorrow. It appears there will be rain and clouds most of the day with clearing maybe around 5:00 and decent by 7:00. And of course, this will likely change too.



So what does this mean? The most obvious thing is that the daytime solar observing (and Venus during the day) will most likely be canceled. We still have the telescope drawing and certainly folks will be showing up throughout the day wanting to talk telescopes and astronomy. But we don’t know how many and when they might show up. Also, as we just saw on our FB page (thanks Marcy!!!)), there’s John Scalzi from ABC 7 news talking about OUR event (BTW, all members should join our FB group). So we have to honor the media exposure, move ahead, and do the best we can.



I suggest that telescope operating members plan on helping with the nighttime observing. Perhaps arrive by 7:00. As far as the rest of the day, it’s a great unknown. Come when you like, we will adapt and make the most of it.



Let me know if you have any questions.

Celebrate the Stars with us!
05/02/2022

Celebrate the Stars with us!

Discover The Sky with Suncoaststargazers.com for Free at The Hollow Celebrate National Astronomy Day at The Hollow- Forever Free, a Campground for Youth! Enjoy all day fun, food and astronomy at a beautiful outdoor facility situated on a 10 acre property. Observing times are as follows; 10am-2pm 8pm...

04/28/2022

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