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The Pleiades Star Cluster

Credit & Copyright: David Malin (AAO), AATB, ROE, UKS Telescope
Upcoming Meetings

Spring 2009: Big Bear, CA; May 20-21

Spring 2010: Argentina

Spring 2011: Joint with AAS in Boston

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Meetings Description

The AAVSO usually organizes two meetings each year, one in the fall (usually late-October) and one in the spring (usually April or May). The Headquarters of the AAVSO are located in Cambridge, Massachusetts and for that reason the fall meeting is always held in the state of Massachusetts. The spring meeting is held outside the state of Massachusetts in a different location each year. This makes it more convenient for members and observers from different regions of the US (and abroad) to attend. Anyone interested in the AAVSO and its activities is invited and encouraged to participate in our meetings.

AAVSO meetings provide members, observers, and interested guests with an opportunity to present their own research on variable stars and related topics. At each meeting a professional astronomer involved in variable star-related research is invited to give a guest lecture on his or her area of expertise. Time is generally allotted for an open discussion period where those in attendace are welcome to exchange ideas about observing, new techniques, problems, solutions, or any other topic that may come up. The Director of the Organization will also give the Director's Report to report on the activities of the AAVSO. AAVSO meetings also provide an opportunity for members, observers, and other attendees to get to know each other and the AAVSO Headquarters staff.

 
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