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    Astro events on both sides of the pond

    Feb 02, 2023 2 minutes

    he Astronomical Society of NSW's (ASNSW) (SPSP) will be held from May 18 to 21, at the Society's rural site, ‘Wiruna’. This long-running (30 years!) astrocamp is a highlight of the calendar, giving amateurs the chance to observe under some really dark skies. You can bring your own telescope or line up to use the Society's 63.5cm (25-inch)

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