TRANSIT OF VENUS 
AUSTRALIA 2012
 
 

The Astronomical Association of Queensland (AAQ) is Queensland’s original astronomical body with a history extending back to 1896. The AAQ promotes observational and scientific astronomy as well as fostering a general interest in astronomy for both beginners and for the more advanced.

The AAQ serves its members and furthers the science of astronomy by:
  1. holding regular meetings in the Parnell Building, University of Queensland, St Lucia, Brisbane

  2. organising field nights and excursions including (jointly) Queensland Astrofest

  3. publishing a monthly newsletter containing the association’s proceedings as well as current astronomical information and observational material

  4. maintaining research funds for the advancement of astronomy

  5. maintaining an extensive library of new and historic literature

  6. recognizing outstanding achievements by the award of prizes

  7. providing a members forum for the exchange of ideas and information

  8. supporting education through bursaries and outreach activities and

  9. representing Queensland astronomy within the state, nationally and internationally.


Membership is open to all persons interested in astronomy.


For more details please visit: http://www.aaq.org.au












Information on the Solar Eclipse 2012

  

 

Transit of Venus Australia 2012

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Astronomical Association of Queensland

SAFETY FIRST
Warning: Never look directly at the sun or you may cause serious and permanent damage to your eyesight.
        
Click here for how to observe the transit safely.http://www.fairtrading.qld.gov.au/safe-viewing-of-astronomical-events.htm