Toowoomba's Astronomy, Stargazing and Astrophotography group

About us – Toowoomba Astronomy

Toowoomba Astronomy  – Toowoomba’s unofficial club for anyone  interested in getting more out of Astronomy, Stargazing or Astrophotography.

You can engage with Toowoomba Astronomy through our Facebook page and our group can be found here.

Down the track we look forward to hosting Public Stagazing events around Toowoomoba as well as short info sessions for newcomers just starting out.

You can find future events on our Facebook page and here.

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Toowoomba Astronomy’s goal of hosting public stargazing nights!

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For the big and the small kids.
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Lego releases new International Space Station set, sends it into the stratosphere
The set will run you a low $69.99.
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Daytime tours of Siding Springs Observatory every Thursday 10.30 - 12.00 and Saturday 2 - 3.30: guided tour of behind the scenes of the Anglo-Australian Telescope, Australia's largest optical telescope.
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International Night Sky Tours | Dark Sky Traveller
Thirty years experience. Personal connections, and a desire to share...Luxury adventures bringing people, place and understanding together.
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Missed the Geminids meteor shower last year? Well, mark this date and don’t miss out again!
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The best meteor shower of the year is about to grace our skies
Missed the Geminids meteor shower last year? Well, mark this date and don’t miss out again!
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An exoplanet has been discovered to be blue...but not for the same reasons Earth is blue...
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LOOKING AT THE UNIVERSE

If you have a sweet tooth then maybe this is a way to look at our universe.

Don't think the black jellybeans would last too long though ...........
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After its launch, Webb will gather infrared light that has penetrated the dusty veil, revealing the galactic center in unprecedented detail.
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Milky Way’s Center Will Be Revealed by NASA’s Webb Telescope
After its launch, Webb will gather infrared light that has penetrated the dusty veil, revealing the galactic center in unprecedented detail.
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