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We are open to anyone in the
Isle of Man wishing to know more about the wonders of the night sky.
Expert or beginner, you are
welcome to come along to a couple of meetings and see what we are about
before you will need to join.
Our regular meetings are held in the Observatory
at
7.45pm for 8.00pm
on the first Thursday
of each month.
The Observatory location
(OS map ref SC 286 789) is indicated by the large blue arrow within the map
alongside. Access is via the signposted track that leads to the arrow tip,
and not via Ballamona Farm. Unfortunately, there is no convenient public
transport available.
Note: Clicking upon the map will open it within a new
window.
Never heard of the Isle of Man? No idea where it is? Well, if you have Google Earth installed on your computer you can find us by "right clicking" on IoMASObs.kml and select "Save target as...", saving IoMASObs.kml somewhere convenient. Opening the saved link should then launch Google Earth and fly you straight to our Observatory. You can also simply type into the Google Earth's "Fly to" box, the words "Isle of Man Observatory".
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SOL 20 Mar.’15, LUN 21 Dec.’10
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Yes,
that’s right. You’ve spotted it… the inevitable Guest Book!
Website
visitors will often enough shun the very idea of signing a Guest Book. Which
is fine, for they are not for everyone, and we won’t engage in urging you to
do so. For those visitors though, who do like to add their comments, or view
those of others, click here or on the Guest Book.
Should
you opt to leave a message, here are a couple of points. Firstly, we don’t
pass on your e-mail address to any third party. Secondly, all e-mails shown
in the Guest Book are displayed in an anti-spam-bot format.
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The Society hosts tours of the Observatory for organisations wishing to know more about our activities.
To defray costs, there is a charge of £1 per person, with a minimum charge of £25 per visiting group.
No charge is made to school-age visiting groups, such as Youth Clubs, Cubs and Brownies,
though any voluntary donation to Society funds will be gratefully accepted.
Visits are subject to both Observatory and staff availability.
Please contact any member of the Committee to obtain further details.
If you experience
any difficulty
with this website, discover any broken links, or have any suggestions,
please send an
email with details to: webmaster@iomastronomy.org
You will need to substitute the full point (.) before iomastronomy in
the e-mail address with an @ symbol.
The above
"feature" is an unfortunate, but necessary task to avoid automated
spammers.
DISCLAIMER
By accessing this website you assume full and sole responsibility
for your own actions resulting from information gathered during your visit.
The Isle of Man Astronomical Society cannot guarantee the accuracy or the
completeness of the website content, which is offered for guidance only.
No action should be taken nor should any reliance be placed upon any of the content, without recourse to
authoritative verification from independent sources who will accept full responsibility for such verification.
External links are provided solely for the convenience of visitors, and do not constitute
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