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Mars Opposition on 29 January 2010
Mars will come into Opposition on 29 January 2010 in the constellation Cancer. Get a good look at Mars in January and February 2010, when it's closest to Earth
and appears as large as possible. An Opposition occurs when the planet is opposite from the Sun, relative to the Earth. At Opposition the planet will rise as the Sun sets and will set as the Sun rises providing an entire night of observation.
The pictures of Mars taken on 24 Jan 2010 has been
posted here.
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TASOS Talk on Satelites - A Singapore Perspective on Friday 22th Jan 2010
Few nations can count themselves as satellite builders even up to today. Singapore is about to become one of the nations that can indigenously design and build a fully functional satellite to be sent into orbit after March 2010.
TASOS executive committee member Mr Chen Ye, our resident satellite specialist, gave a talk on the various technical challenges of building satellites and why it is so difficult. The talk was informative, educational and enjoyed by the audience at the SCS Observatory classroom who asked many questions at the end of the session.
The photographs
for the above
event has been
posted, you can
see them
here.
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Solar Eclipse on 15 Jan 2010
The first solar eclipse (annular)of the decade occurred on January 15th 2010. It was visible across Africa, the Indian Ocean, India, Sri Lanka and South East Asia. But in Singapore, we only saw a partial solar eclipse that occurred between 3.30pm to 5.30pm. TASOS and Singapore Science Centre organized a host of astronomy activities and observed the solar eclipse around SSC Observatory. This day was also marked the closing of the International Year of Astronomy (IYA) 2009, which celebrates the 400th anniversary of Galileo’s discovery of Jupiter’s four biggest moons.
The photographs
for the above
event has been
posted, you can
see them
here.
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TASOS Eclipse Talk on 8th Jan 2010 by Albert Lim – TASOS President
TASOS President Albert Lim gave a talk on Solar and Lunar Eclipses
on Friday 8th Jan 2010, a week prior to the Partial
Solar Eclipse event on the 15th Jan 2010. The talk covered
the differences between Lunar and Solar eclipses and explained
why some eclipses are total while others are partial or annular.
Eclipse seasons and frequencies of eclipses were also explained.
Photos of eclipses and sites for past TASOS
Eclipse expeditions were also shown along with several eclipse videos captured
by TASOS VP PS Ang.
The photographs
for the above
event has been
posted, you can
see them
here.
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TASOS Observation at Semakau Island on 12th Sep 2009
TASOS again went to Semakau Island for dark sky observation on the 12th Sep 2009 weekend. 24 TASOS members attended this trip and it was another memorable observing trip for all. Some new TASOS members joined this session and a few of them also took astrophotos from the dark location. TASOS committee member Albert Tan prepared a most delicious feast of Teo Chew porridge for all present – Members are reminded that such benefits are not the norm for Semakau sessions.
The photographs
for the above
event has been
posted, you can
see them
here.
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Mid Autumn Observatory Nite on 2nd Oct 2009
TASOS in collaboration with Science Centre Singapore jointly organized the above event with great support from North West CDC on 2nd October 2009. Participants arrive at Chinese Garden MRT and received free lanterns for their walk to the Science Centre’s Omni Theatre. An estimated 4,000 people participated in this event and many also visited the Science Centre itself which was open that night. A total of 3,000 lanterns, Mooncakes and 10,000 bottles of water were distributed to all participants. TASOS, Science Centre, Admiral Garden CC Astronomy Club and NUSHS set up 15 telescopes For participants to view the Moon as part of celebration For IYA 2009. TASOS Hon Secretary Kalaimani and Committee member Albert Ho also gave talks and conducted a quiz on stage. The Guest of Honour for that night was Dr. Lim Wee Kiak, MP for Sembawang GRC and advisor to Canberra GROs.
The photographs
for the above
event has been
posted, you can
see them
here.
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TASOS celebrates Moon Cake Festival 2009 with members
TASOS celebrated Moon Cake Festival 2009 on 25th Sept 2009 at the Observatory classroom. TASOS committee Member Dr. KK Cheong gave a very interesting talk on “What if we have NO MOON” from 7.30pm to 9.00pm. The talk was lively and enjoyed by TASOS members and all present was treated to a small reception of mooncakes and drinks. There was also observation on the Moon through telescopes on the observatory grounds.
The photographs
for the above
event has been
posted, you can
see them
here.
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Moon Photo Competition 2009 Update
TASOS and Science Centre Singapore jointly organized The Moon Photo competition which was launched on 26th Feb 2009. At the end of August 2009, all entries received were judged and the prize winners notified. Nearly S$7,000.00 in prize vouchers were handed out to the winners. Winning entries for all categories in Crescent, Quarter, Gibbous and Full Moon currently are displayed at the Omni Theatre, Science Centre Singapore. This winning exhibits will be display until end of 2009 and everyone is welcomed to visit and view the exhibits.
To view photos of the judging process and the Moon Photo exhibits, click here.
For results of the competition please click here.
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IYA 2009 Moon Photo Talk by TASOS President
TASOS President Albert Lim gave a talk on the basics of how to take good photos of the Moon at the Observatory Classroom on Friday evening 26th Jun 2009. A number of Moon photo amateurs taking part in The Moon Photo competition attended. TASOS VP Ang PS Help demonstrate the techniques and adapters
Used for attaching cameras to telescopes. After the talk, TASOS set up a GPS C8 and a Number of participants took photos of the Crescent Moon. Members also visited the Observatory and a field observation session.
The photographs
for the above
event has been
posted, you can
see them
here.
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Observation Semauka Island on 20th Jun 2009 weekend
A small group of TASOS committee and members made another observation trip to Semakau Landfill on the weekend of 20th May 2009 headed by TASOS VP Ang Poon Seng. They had an enjoyable night.
The photographs
for the above
event has been
posted, you can
see them
here.
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TASOS points out the International Space Station on 5th Jun 2009 to the usual Friday Observatory Crowd
On 5th June 2009 Friday, the observatory crowd gathering on the grounds of the Science Centre Observatory had a treat – they saw the International Space Station streaked across the sky at about 8.19pm local time. Later at 9.00 pm, the crowd also witnessed the passage of the Hubble Space Telescope across the sky. Photos with a streak of light in the sky here is the International Space Station. Participants also got to look through the SCS Observatory telescope as well as TASOS new Nexstar 8 SE telescope.
The photographs
for the above
event has been
posted, you can
see them
here.
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Observation Semauka Island on 30th May 2009 weekend
A small group of TASOS committee and members made another observation trip to Semakau Landfill on the weekend of 30th May 2009. Mailers were sent to members to join the observation and a small group of 17 participated. TASOS VP Ang Poon Seng made a short presentation on The Sky that night and the participants watched an interesting video presentation about Semakau Landfill. TASOS deployed a new C8 Nexstar SE and members brought their own scopes and binoculars for the overnight observation.
The photographs
for the above
event has been
posted, you can
see them
here.
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TASOS assist “Shell Astro Challenge” at SCS with 12 telescopes and talk at Inflatable Planetarium as part of IYA 2009 on 29th May 2009
TASOS
committee
member
Albert
Ho
present
talks in
an
inflatable
planetarium
while
TASOS
organised
and
manned a
dozen
telescopes
on the
observatory
grounds
in
support
of
“Shell
Astro
Challenge”
and
IYA
2009.
TASOS
President
Albert
Lim
along
with
TASOS
committee
members
Prof
Srini,
Jeffrey
Lim,
Albert
Tan, Ang
PS, May,
Chen Ye,
Tan Wei
Leong,
Soh Kim
Mun, PT
Khwa,
Kalaimani,
Eliza
and
Ryan,
Teo Poh
Kheam
and AGCC
Astro
members
(jointly
TASOS
members)
Mani,
Alex,
Richard
manned
the
telescopes
for the
crowd.
TASOS
committee
member
Dr. KK
Cheong
also
gave a
basic
astronomy
talk at
the
observatory
classroom.
The
activity
lasted
till
past
11pm and
an
estimated
3,000 to
4,000
people
attended.
The photographs
for the above
event has been
posted, you can
see them
here.
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Talk on Celestial Fireworks - Supernova” by TASOS committee member Prof Srinivasan (NUS)
TASOS
committee
member Prof
Srinivasan
from NUS
gave a very
interesting
talk titled
“Celestial
Fireworks –
Supernova”
at the
Science
Centre
Observatory
Classroom on
Friday nite
22nd May
2009 as part
of IYA 2009
activity.
The talk was
informative,
humorous and
enjoyed by a
packed
classroom of
participants.
After the
talk at
9.00pm,
members join
in the usual
Friday night
Observing
session.
The photographs
for the above
event has been
posted, you can
see them
here.
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Side Walk Astronomy at VIVO City on 1st & 2nd May 2009
TASOS and Science Centre Singapore organised SideWalk Astronomy on the rooftop of Vivo City on boths nights of the 1st and 2nd of May 2009. The event was supported by many partners including History Channel, Starhub, Vivo City and Woodlands GROs. On the 1st of May 2009, Ms Ellen Lee, MP for Sembawang GRC and adviser to Woodlands GROs was the Guest of Honour. Ms Ellen Lee and her contigent was received by Chief Executive of Science Centre Dr. Chew as well as TASOS and Woodlands GRO representatives. Over 11,000 people came through the carnival for talks, shows by History, participated in quizes and to view the Moon and
Saturn through 20 telescopes set up on the rooftop of Vivo City.
TASOS Hon Secretary gave a talk on both nights and TASOS VP Ang PS set up a live video view of the Moon and Saturn through a Celestron 5 on large panel LCDs at the venue.
To view carnival photos of 1st May 2009, please click here.
To view carnival photos of 2nd May 2009, please click here.
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Earth Hour celebration at Wisma Atria on 28th March 2009
TASOS tied up with StarHill Global Reit and conducted a public observation session on the rooftop of Wisma Atria Shopping Centre Building in celebration of Earth Hour (and as part of IYA 2009 event) on the 28th of March 2009. TASOS deployed 8 telescopes and showed the heavens to about a thousand participants who turned up on the rooftop between 7.30pm to 10.30pm. TASOS committee and
members guided the public and answered many questions. TASOS Secretary Kalaimani gave 2 talks at the same venue.
The photographs
for the above
event has been
posted, you can
see them
here.
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Observation Semauka Island on 4-5 Apr 2009
A total of 47 participants went to Semakau Island
for over night observation for the weekend of the 4th
to the 5th of Apr 2009. TASOS have been actively
involved in many Semakau Observation trips over
the past years. The group comprise members from
TASOS and a student group led by Mr Tan Hoe Teck
from CJC. CJC brought their new 120mm Celestron
Refractor and TASOS deployed the Celestron GPS
8 for all to observe.
The photographs
for the above
event has been
posted, you can
see them
here.
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TASOS announce Moon Photo
Competition
TASOS in collaboration with Science
Centre Singapore launched the Moon Photo Competiton on 26th Feb
2009 in conjunction with Official Launch of IYA 2009.
There are
many attractive prizes worth S$6,800.00 to be won.
Click
here to down the Entry Form
containing also the rules and
regulations to The Moon Photo Competition. Printed Entry Forms
can also be collected from Astro Scientific Centre located at
the ground floor of the Omni Theatre Building, Science Centre
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TASOS Celebrates IYA 2009 with The Singapore
Mathematical Society
“The Singapore Mathematical Society (SMS) organizes an essay
competition every year for current students of Singapore (from
Secondary One to Junior College or their equivalent). A
pre-determined theme for the competition will be set and
participants are invited to submit an essay written on the
theme, usually concerning the use and applications of
Mathematics in other areas of Science and Technology. This year,
to coincide with the International Year of Astronomy, the theme
for the essay competition has been set as “Applications of
Mathematics in Astronomy”. We invite all students, including
those from International Schools to participate in this event.
Cash prizes will be awarded to the top three entries from each
age category and winning essays may also be published in the
forthcoming issues of Mathematical Medley, the official
publication of the Singapore Mathematical Society. More
information on the essay competition, as well as other SMS
organized activities can be found at
SMS website or
Essay competition website |
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TASOS AGM 14th March
2009 at Observatory Classroom
TASOS held AGM 2009 on 14th March 2009 at the SCS Observatory
classroom. There was a quorum and the AGM progressed very
smoothly. Office bearers elected as follows :
President : Albert Lim
Vice President : Ang Poon Seng
Hon. Secretary : Kalaimani
Asst Secretary : Ong Geok May
Hon Treasurer : Teo Poh Kheam
Committee Members :
1) Dr. K K Cheong
2) Albert Ho
3) Prof Srinivasan
4) Chen Ye
Auditors :
1) Simon Tan
2) Eliza Tay
The photographs for the above event has been posted, you can see
them
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IYA 2009 TASOS Talk by Dr K K Cheong - Why are people interested in the direction of the Sun? - The use of astronomy in modern living on the 13th March 2009
TASOS member Dr. K K Cheong (kindly note Dr. Cheong was elected into TASOS committee 2009 during this AGM) gave a wonderful talk titled “Why are people interested in the direction of the Sun ? - The use of astronomy in modern Living” on 13th March 2009 at Science Centre Singapore’s Observatory Classroom. The talk was presented to a packed classroom and it was very good talk enjoyed by all participants. The talk is followed by observatory session and observation on the observatory grounds for observations through small telescopes.
The photographs
for the above
event has been
posted, you can
see them
here.
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IYA 2009 TASOS Talk by Albert Ho on “The Moon and Its Associated Phenomena” on 6th March 2009
TASOS committee member Albert Ho gave a wonderful talk titled “The Moon and its Associated Phenomena” on 6th March 2009 at Science Centre Singapore’s Observatory Classroom. The classroom was packed and attendance was very good indeed. A large crowd also gathered on the
observatory grounds for observations through a few TASOS telescopes. They also visited both the observatories which were opened.
The photographs
for the above
event has been
posted, you can
see them
here.
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Official Launch of IYA 2009 by TASOS and Singapore Science Center
TASOS and Science Centre Singapore officially launch International Year of Astronomy 2009 on the afternoon of 26th Feb 2009. The event was preceded by a media conference with Yu-Ann, Prof Lim from SCS and Albert Lim, President of TASOS. The public launch started with IYA video presentation. Prof Lim TM made the IYA 2009 launch speech at the Annex auditorium where over 700 people attended. Albert Lim continued with the launch of “A Star Book for the Tropics” by Dr. heong and Kamaria. TASOS committee member Albert Ho then announced the launch of The Moon Photo competition which is jointly organised by TASOS and SCS in celebration of IYA 2009. Prof S Jocelyn Bell Burnell from University of Oxford then gave a talk “What’s going on in the Universe”.
The photographs
for the above
event has been
posted, you can
see them
here.
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TIPS on Moon photography
Here is an article by TASOS committee
member Albert Tan which will help you take better photos of the
Moon. Click here |
Observation Session at
Singapore Science Center Observatory
This takes place every Friday and all photos
of the events can be seen under
here
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Talk on Supernova on 17th Oct 2008
TASOS committee member Assoc Prof Srinivasan conducted a lively and interesting talk on Supernova - Celestial Fireworks at the Observatory Classroom on Fiday 17th Oct 2008. Turnout was good including a new TASOS member Prof Anastasios from Essec Business School. The talk started at 7.45pm and ended at 9.00pm. Prof Srini also gave a good demoon Supernova shock rebound using 2 different balls.
The photographs
for the above
event has been
posted, you can
see them
here.
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TASOS participation in the 2nd Semakau CEO Run on 19th October 2008
TASOS was invited by NEA to participate in their 2nd Semakau CEO Run on 19th October 2008, Sunday. Close to 150 corporate guests attended the event along with Dr. Yaacob Ibrahim, Minister of Environment and Water Resources. TASOS set up two panels and a Takahashi Refractor equipped with a T2 solar filter to allow participants to observe the Sun. Some guests were also treated to a view of the Moon in the morning sky. Prof Srinivasan and Mr. Kalaimani represented TASOS in the morning fun run category. NEA also awarded TASOS a plague of appreciation for participation in the event.
The photographs
for the above event has been posted, you can
see them here.
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TASOS mooncake Festival Celebration on 12th Sept 2008.
TASOS members celebrated Mooncake Festival at the Observatory Classroom on 12th Sept 2008. TASOS Hon Secretary also gave a talk on the Moon after a feast. The Observatory is also opened as it was a Friday evening. Mailers were sent to all TASOS members to attend this free feast.
The photographs
for the above event has been posted, you can
see them here.
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Lunar Eclipse on 17th August 2008
TASOS President Albert Lim and committee member Soh Kim Mun stayed up on the 17th Aug 2008 to observe and take photos of the Partial Lunar Eclipse from Albert Lim’s House. The event started about 3.15am and lasted till dawn.
The photographs
for the above event has been posted, you can
see them here.
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Talk on Eclipse on 15th August 2008
TASOS President Albert Lim gave a talk on Eclipses on 15th Aug 2008 at the Observatory Classroom for TASOS members. It was a lively session covering topics on Lunar and Solar Eclipses and types of Eclipses. Also covered is a rundown on past eclipse expeditions by TASOS members including the recent successful 1st Aug 2008 Total Solar Eclipse in China.
The photographs
for the above
event has been
posted, you can
see them
here.
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Expedition for Solar Eclipse in Jiuquan, China 1st August 2008
Expedition to China was a great success. Members of expedition not only observed the eclipse but took many beautiful photos and video of this fantastic event on 1st Aug 2008. The observation site is at a remote desert in Jinta, Gansu province. The sky was clear throughout the eclipse and temperatures were high – nonetheless, it was an unforgettable experience all alike – those who are participating in their first time and others who have been to many eclipses.
To see the site photos and beautiful surroundings, click here.
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Talk on Messier Objects on 18th July 2008
TASOS Committee member Albert Ho gave an interesting talk on Messier Objects on Friday evening 18th Jul 2008 to TASOS members at the Observatory Classroom. Members have been notified about this talk through mailers and quite a number of new members attended. The usual Friday night observatory session was marred unfortunately by drizzle but overall it was a good night for astronomy gathering.
The photographs
for the above event has been posted, you can
see them here.
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TASOS supports Woodlands Racial Harmony Day on 6th April 2008
TASOS supported Admiral Garden CC Astronomy club as part of Woodlands Racial Harmony Day on Sunday 6th Apr 2008. The guest of honour was our Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong. Special Guest present were Minister Khaw Boon Wan, Mayor Teo Ho Pin, Dr. Mohamad Maliki Osman and Dr. Lim Wee Kiak. The event was hosted by Member of Parliament Ms Ellen Lee. TASOS President Albert Lim, Vice President Ang Poon Seng, Hon. Secretary Kalaimani and committee members Albert Ho and Soh Kim Mun were present to meet PM Lee Hsien Loong and the special guests when he toured our Astronomy Station. PM Lee Hsien Loong also very kindly autographed an All Sky Astrophoto taken by TASOS President Albert Lim.
The photographs
for the above event has been posted, you can
see them here.
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Talk and
observation for
Singapore
session for
American School
on 18th April
2008
TASOS conducted a talk and astronomical viewing session for the teachers, students and their parents of the Singapore American School on the 18th of April 2008 at their school. TASOS committee member Prof Srini whose daughter is a 9th Grade student at SAS (and a student member of TASOS), manned TASOS 4 inch Celestron refractor while Alfred Cheang and Albert Ho manned the Celestron 8 GPS computerised telescope. May assisted TASOS VP Ang Poon Seng with a C5 and Takahashi EM10 mount. There was tremendous interest and enthusiasm from the participants especially when they observed planet Saturn and the Moon. Mr. Kalaimani also gave an astronomy talk to the SAS group.
The photographs
for the above event has been posted, you can
see them here.
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Talk on
Comets,
Asteriods and
Meteors by Mr
Albert Ho on
14th Mar 2008
TASOS committee Albert Ho gave a talk to members at the SSC Observatory classroom on 14th Mar 2008 Friday evening. Talk Title was “Comets, Asteriods and Meteors”. This was followed by the usual Friday night observation at the Observatory and the surrounding grounds.
The photographs for the above event has been posted, you can
see them here.
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2nd talk on Black
Holes by Dr. Pawel Lachowicz
on 1st Feb 2008
TASOS presents the 2nd Black Hole talk by Dr. Pawel Lachowicz titled “X-ray variability of accreting black-holes” on Friday 1st Feb 2008 at the classroom below the SSC observatory.
The photographs for the above event has been posted, you can
see them here.
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Talk on Black
Holes by Dr.
Pawel Lachowicz
on 25th Jan 2008
TASOS
presents
2
talks
on
Black
Holes
by
Dr.
Pawel
Lachowicz.
Dr.
Pawel
received
his
Ph.D
in
Astronomy
from
the
prestigious
Nicholas
Copernicus
Astronomy
Centre
in
Poland
and
is
currently
a
research
scientist
at
NUS
Centre
for
Wavelet,
Approximation
and
Information
Processing.
His
first
talk
is
titled
“Cygnus
X-1
: a
canonical
black-hole
system”
was
conducted
25th
Jan
2008
at
the
Observatory
Classroom
of
SSC.
The
talk
is
well
attended
by
TASOS
members.
The
second
talk
titled
“X-ray
variability
of
accreting
black-holes”
will
be
conducted
next
Friday
1st
Feb
2008
at
the
same
location.
The photographs for the above event has been posted, you can
see them here.
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TASOS
conclude
Astronomy Course
2007 on 7th Sep
2007
with the final
lecture by TASOS
President Albert
Lim titled :
“The Size of the
Universe”. A
multiple choice
question session
followed and
participants
were awarded
course
certificates for
their
participation.
The Astronomy
course 2007
details below
Date
Lecture
Title
Lecturer
22nd
June
Introduction to
Astronomy
Kalaimani
29th
June
Equipment for
Astronomy
Albert Ho
6th
July
Astrophotography
Ang PS
27th
July
Understanding
Eclipses
Prof SM Chong
3rd
August
Constellation
Kalaimani
10th
August
The Solar
System
Kalaimani
17th
Aug
The Life of a
Star
Prof SM Chong
7th
Sept
The Size of the
universe
Albert Lim
To view photos
from this
Fridays course
event, click
here
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TASOS
screened a HD movie on
Cassini-Huygens mission
to
Saturn by NASA / ESA / AIS
on Friday evening 25th May
2007 at 8.00pm at the
Observatory Classroom. The
movie was attended by quite
a number of TASOS members
and an observation session
was conducted on the
observatory grounds after
the movie from 9.00 to
10.30pm. There were 2
Nexstar computerised
telescopes deployed by TASOS
members and the SSC
observatory was also opened
as it was a Friday
night.
The photographs for the above event has been posted, you can
see them
here.
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Life
in the Universe Talk at Nanyang
Technological University.
Dr. Guillermo
Gonzalez, Asst Prof of Astronomy at
the Iowa State University USA gave
an interesting talk titled “Life in
the Universe” at NTU’s LT2A on
Thursday evening 22nd May 2007.
Mailers were sent to all TASOS
members to attend this talk. Dr.
Gonzalez is also co-author of “The
Privileged Planet” and the new
astronomy textbook “Observational
Astronomy, 2nd Ed” published by
Cambridge University Press. Photo
courtesy of Associate Prof SF Yu
shows Eliza Tay, Albert Lim (TASOS)
with Dr. Gonzalez and Dr. SC Tjin
from NTU EEE after the talk.
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Talk on Eclipses
TASOS President Albert Lim
conducted a talk titled “Eclipses – Solar and Lunar”
at Lecture Theatre 73A Ngee Ann Polytechnic on
Friday evening 9th Mar 2007. The talk was also
opened to TASOS and a number of TASOS members
attended.
The photographs for the above event has been posted, you can
see them
here. |
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Total Lunar Eclipse on
4th March 2007
The video for the event by Mr Ang Poon Seng has been
posted, you can see them
here
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Talk on The First Indian Mission to the
Moon (CHANDRAYAAN-1)
Sri. K.Thyagarajan, Outstanding Scientist and Program
Director-IRS & SSSISRO Satellite Centre, Bangalore gave
a talk on the CHANDRAYAAN-1, first Indian mission to the Moon on
8th Feb 2007.
The photographs for the above event has been posted, you can
see them
here. |
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Talk on Cassini Mission by Dr Allan Lee
from JPL
TASOS President Albert Lim
presented Dr. Allan Y Lee who is Project Element Manager
of the Cassini Spacecraft Altitude Control System at
JPL, Caltech our “Photographic Atlas of the Moon” book
published by 3 TASOS authors (Ang, Lim and Chong) at
Cambridge University Press.Dr. Allan conducted a talk on
the Cassini mission at NTU and he was also presented a
TASOS T-shirt by TASOS committee member Chen Ye
The photographs for the above event has been posted, you can
see them
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Photographic
Atlas of the Moon
Our very
own TASOS president Albert Lim, together with TASOS members
S.M. Chong and P.S. Ang, produced a beautifully photographed
and practical Atlas of the Moon. It was published
in August 2002.
For more
information, follow this link to the Cambridge University Press
website:
http://books.cambridge.org/0521813921.htm
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