Please note that the next meeting will be on Monday 30th June. At 7:30pm in the usual place, The Hen & Chicks, Abergavenny.
Further details to follow.
Author: Kevin
A Reminder : Next Meeting 26th May
Usual Time & Place : 7:30pm, upstairs in the Hen & Chickens, Flannel St
As always everyone is welcome. Look forward to meeting up.
Next meeting of Abergavenny Astronomy Society, Monday 26th May
The topic will be DARK ENERGY – claimed to be one of the main constituents of the Universe
7:30 pm in the Hen and Chickens, Flannel Street, Abergavenny

At his talk on Dark Matter in February Nick said that DM was a difficult topic but that Dark Energy would be impossible to talk about.
That sounded like a challenge to me!
So – can I find enough information/speculation to keep us interested for an hour?
Come along with your own thoughts, ideas, speculation, or just to listen to see if we can meet the challenge.
A Reminder : Next Meeting 27th January
Next meeting is on Monday 27th January
The topic will be Gravitational Waves:-
A bit of history, A bit of theory, Recent Developments and The future
Usual Time & Place : 7:30pm, upstairs in the Hen & Chickens, Flannel St
Looking forward to meeting up in 2025
First Meeting of 2025 is on Monday 27th January
First Meeting of 2025 is on Monday 27th January
Usual venue, upstairs in the Hen & Chickens, Flannel St. starting at 7:30pm.
The topic for the evening is
Gravitational Waves

We will cover:-
A bit of the history of Observing,
A bit of GW History,
A bit of theory,
Recent Developments and
The future
Everyone welcome, members, strangers, indeed anyone with an interest in our Universe.
No knowledge necessary, just a curious mind. Come along with questions, theories or to just listen.
November Meeting – Pale Blue Dot
At the last meeting in November, where Andrew gave a very interesting talk on Saturn, the topic of the Pale Blue Dot was raised.
This refers to a photograph taken by Voyager 1 on the 14th February, 1990 from beyond the planet Neptune, a distance of 6 billion km (3.7 billion miles). On the photo the Earth was less than 1 pixel.
In case anyone is interested the passage that Carl Sagan wrote in 1994 to go with the picture is on YouTube (HERE). I have also put a copy on the download page (HERE)