Literally everything on our Earth, including the human race, every man, woman and child that has ever lived or ever will live, owes its existence to the birth and evolution of our universe. When you study the cosmos, you study everything known to our world and those things that will someday be discovered by our world. Someday, maybe much sooner than we think, we will outgrow the fragile and limited resources of our small planet's natural resources. And, the recently recognized changes in the Earth's climate will have a profound impact on life as humans know it. If we don't study the heavens in more detail, more quickly and develop proactive plans to fend off such an event, then we will face dire consequences.
Astronomy is the tip of the iceberg but also a major key in man's future survival.
Astronomy is based on scientific observation, analysis and theories with new and revised ideas on the creation of our universe always emerging. We really know very little about our fascinating universe and welcome new views that have a scientific foundation as we are always in a continual state of learning about the cosmos. That is the way of life, a never-ending quest to understand where we came from, what the future has in store for us and how we can shape that future for mankind's progress and survival. There is a considerable amount of interesting and useful information on our website. Please take your time studying our website and seriously consider participating in our meetings and activities and possibly becoming a CCAS member.