The meeting is held at the same time at Link Observatory during the summer from May through September. Other gatherings include Technical Meetings, Telescope Making Classes, Structured Observing Sessions, Star Parties, Astro-Seminars and New Moon Groop activities. The I.A.S. provides public programs where members display telescopes and share views of the night sky. The Society publishes a monthly newsletter called the Bulletin. The main contribution our group provides is enthusiasm.
Most societies have the goal of promoting astronomy.
With us, you are the Society's goal. You are the reason for its existence. Whether your primary interest is observing, physics, astrophotography, computers, space technology, telescope building, mythology or the literature of space and imagination, you will find, as one of many 200,000 astronomy amateurs in the United States, a fascinating and exciting challenge through membership in the I.A.S. Joining this organization provides access to local sky-events, dark sky sites, large telescopes and other astronomical activities from the Indiana perspective.