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The Arrowhead Astronomical Society (AAS) of Duluth, Minnesota was founded in 1979 to give astronomy enthusiasts of all interest levels an opportunity to meet and share their passion for the wonders of the universe. Our mission is to promote the awareness, enjoyment, and understanding of astronomy. This website displays member astrophotographs as well as photographs of AAS events and activities. For more information about AAS, go to http://www.duluthaas.com/

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Venus Transit June 5th, 2012

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Tom Nelson Favorite Images

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Guestbook for Arrowhead Astronomical Society of Duluth
Lucas(non-registered)
Astrophoto! Amazing work!
Ron Shepherd(non-registered)
Good Morning,
At last, at the age of 65, I have purchased a telescope and am anticipating many hours of night time observing. My wife reminded me that I usually crash and burn by 9 p.m. but I have plans to stay up much later, perhaps even 9:30.
I purchased an 8' Dobsonian and it looks great sitting in my living room. Good conversation starter. I must admit though, that I have never peered through a telescope in my life.
I will follow along with the postings of the AAS and hopefully learn a few things, like which end to look through. I have grand plans and may even attend one of your monthly meetings.
Best Regards,
Ron Shepherd
Grand Rapids, Minnesota
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