Tag: Dr. Dave Dev

  • CANCELLED! 2026 Awards Dinner

    Jun 10 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. EDT The Mandarin at The Centre on Barton 1223 Barton St E Hamilton ON L8H 2V4 Click For tickets Join us for the 2026 Awards Dinner 🌌, an evening to recognize the volunteers, observers, and educators who keep astronomy thriving at RASC Hamilton Centre. Your registration helps support…

  • February 2018 Monthly Meeting – “The Dark Universe”

    On Feb. 1, 2017, the Hamilton Centre met for its regular monthly astronomy meeting. Attendance was great, with about 40 people present, many from the general public, and everyone was looking forward to the lecture by Dr. Laura Parker on Dark Matter and Dark Energy. Ed Mizzi began the proceedings with a welcome to everyone.…

  • Science on Tap Event – Feb 28

    Join scientists from McMaster University’s Physics and Astronomy Department for an entertaining night filled with scientific discussion, trivia, and beer. At Science on Tap, you’ll have the opportunity to interact with researchers in various scientific fields as they present some of science’s most intriguing phenomena. There will be plenty of time to ask questions while…

  • Hamilton RASC Participates in Volunteer Fair

    On Feb. 3, 2018 a Volunteer Fair was held in Waterdown, ON and Hamilton RASC was there to promote the club. Sponsored by Flamborough Information and Community Services, which provides nonprofit groups, agencies and organizations with opportunities to post events and inform the general public about their missions and goals. The Fair was the first of its…

  • February Monthly Meeting: The Dark Universe

    Please join the Hamilton Centre RASC for our February meeting, at 8:00 PM on Feb. 1, 2018. See below for location. Members of the public are welcome. Meeting Agenda Besides our regular club business, we have four great reasons for you to attend. 1. “What’s Up in the Night Sky?” for February 2. Members are…

  • January Orbit Newsletter Now Online

    Every month, Hamilton RASC puts together their monthly newsletter. Each month we make it available to members first, and then to the general public later in the month.  These newsletters contain lots of interesting articles and news, and this month is no exception.  The January issue can be downloaded from here. The January issue contains…

  • January 2018 Monthly Meeting

    On Jan. 4, 2017, the Hamilton Centre met for its regular monthly meeting. Attendance was excellent, with about 50 people present, many from the general public, and everyone was looking forward to the lecture by Dr. Ian Shelton. Ed Mizzi began the proceedings with a welcome to everyone. He displayed a slide with the agenda…

  • Waterloo Researchers Target Astronomical Frontiers

    The Perimeter Institute, a team of researchers in Waterloo, Ontario have announced their “Centre for the Universe” project.  They hope to use data from the world’s most advanced telescopes and to create new techniques that will all them to become a leader in researching cosmology, black holes, dark matter and dark energy. The Institute plans on…

  • Hamilton RASC Observatory Open to General Public

    This Friday, January 11, the Hamilton chapter of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada is proud to participate in the 100 Hours of Astronomy event. The Hamilton observatory will be opening its gates around 7:30 pm Friday night, and will be welcoming visitors interested in seeing the night sky through one of our telescopes.  We…

  • December Guest Speaker Talks Star Wars

    At last month’s meeting, Hamilton RASC was fortunate to have Thanassis Psaltis speak to us about the lives of stars and the origin of the elements.  Recently, Mr. Psaltis was interviewed by the CBC about how close modern science is to building the technology present in Star Wars. The interview and related article can be…

  • December 2017 Hamilton RASC Monthly Meeting

    by Ed Mizzi On Dec. 7, 2017, the Hamilton Centre met for its regular monthly meeting. Attendance was very good with about 35 people present and everyone was looking forward to the lecture by Thanassis Psaltis. Ed Mizzi began the proceedings with a welcome to everyone. He displayed a slide with the agenda on it…