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Astronomy & Astrophotography Events

If you’re looking to level up your astrophotography or just dive deeper into astronomy, come along to an astro event! Whether it’s an online workshop, an in-person session, or even an astro camp, these events are a fantastic way to expand your knowledge, meet fellow enthusiasts, and get hands-on experience. Trust me, there’s nothing like connecting with others who share your passion for the cosmos. Plus, it’s a great way to get inspired and pick up new tips and tricks that’ll help you in your own astrophotography journey.

Upcoming Events

  • Multiple Dates
    5 days to the event
    Mon, 28 Apr
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    A new moon is the first lunar phase, when the Moon and Sun have the same ecliptic longitude. The Moon is aligned with the Sun and the Earth, and the side of the Moon that faces Earth is in darkness. The new Moon is not visible to the naked eye, as it is too close to the Sun’s glare or below the hori
  • Multiple Dates
    11 days to the event
    Sun, 04 May
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    At first quarter, one-half of the Waxing Moon appears to be illuminated by the Sun's light, while the other half is in shadow. This is because the Moon is at a 90-degree angle to the Earth and Sun.
  • Multiple Dates
    20 days to the event
    Full Moon
    Tue, 13 May
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    During a Full Moon, the Moon's surface is completely illuminated by the Sun. This happens because the Earth is between the Sun and the Moon, and they are aligned in a straight line.
  • Multiple Dates
    27 days to the event
    Last Quarter Moon (1)
    Tue, 20 May
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    At last quarter, one-half of the Waning Moon appears to be illuminated by the Sun's light, while the other half is in shadow.

I regularly host astro events on Facebook, from online workshops to in-person meetups and astro camps! Whether you're just starting out or a seasoned astrophotographer, these events are a great way to learn new skills, connect with fellow space nerds, and spend time under the stars. I share all the details in my Facebook groups, so if you’re keen to join in, keep an eye on the event pages. Many of these events are free or budget-friendly, making it easy for everyone to get involved.

Find More Astro Events
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Want to share your astro event with a wider audience? You can register your event to be listed on my website, no matter where you are in the world! Whether it’s a stargazing night, workshop, or astro camp, adding it to the event calendar helps fellow space enthusiasts find and join in.

Just submit the details, and I’ll make sure it gets in front of the right people. Let’s grow the astro community and get more folks looking up!

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Register An Astronomy or Astrophotography Event

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