FREE – 2019 Brochure and Astro Calendar – Available Now

15th January 201921st March 2022 Dave 2019 Astro Calendar, Astrophotography Competition, nPAE News

Hi All,

Our annual brochure and astro calendar is now available. Ideal to give out at your astro club or have on your desk to plan the year’s astronomy highlights. Please contact us on the info email with the address you would like some sent to, and we’ll dispatch free of charge asap to anywhere in the world.

Clear skies,

nPAE Team

3 thoughts on “FREE – 2019 Brochure and Astro Calendar – Available Now”

Brian Morton
27th January 2019 at 10:50 pm
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Hi
We run an astronomy group for around 25 children group here in Essex, UK
http://las-astro.org.uk/astrokyds.php
If there is any chance of your calendars to give out please send to us
Andy Oliver
29th January 2019 at 9:17 pm
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We would like to give out some of the brochures at our next meeting of the San Angelo Astronomy Association. Thank you!

130 Bluegrass Dr, San Angelo, TX 76903
Elisabeth Snipes
30th January 2019 at 4:06 pm
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Ah! How fun!!! We’re a relatively small club meeting at, maintaining, and operating the Witte Observatory Complex in Southeastern Iowa. I would pass around your brochures / calendars at our monthly meetings. =)

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