Moray’s Astronomy Club
We meet first Friday of the month (unless otherwise specified) . Doors open at 7pm for a 7.30pm start
Not a Member? Why not come along as the first meeting’s free so you can ‘try before you buy’.
You can also follow SIGMA on Twitter and Facebook or YouTube to keep up to date with our latest news.
NOTICE:
I’m sorry to say that due to the latest Government recommendations of avoiding all unnecessary social contact we can no longer gather for meetings as usual.
We will be able to bring future meetings to SIGMA and affiliated members online via Zoom Webinars. This will continue until restrictions are lifted.
If you would like to become a member to enable you to join the online meeting please contact Mick at
Peter Sherman (Chairman)
Due to an amazing effort by the committee and other members we had our first successful online monthly meeting on Friday 3rd April. We’re working on making sure everyone is able to take part and will be bringing future meetings to SIGMA and affiliated members online too! We plan to continue to hold our meetings like this until we are allowed to gather as normal once again.
If you are not already a SIGMA member and would like to become one to enable you to join our online meetings please contact Mick at:
membership@sigma-astro.co.uk
Current membership costs £24 per year, payable each January, the cost for the remainder of 2020 is now £10
Past Webinar meetings can be found on the
Here’s a few screen grabs from past webinars.
John Davies (Live from Edinburgh)
One of John’s slides
Stuart giving us the Spacenews (From Elgin)
2020-05-18 (1)
Forthcoming Meetings
Images of the Moment
Venus
by MickO’Donnell
16th April 2020
Venus & M45 (The Seven Sisters) Conjunction
by Pete Sherman
02nd April 2020
Comet C/2017 T2 (PanSTARRS) approaching the Double Cluster in Perseus
by Club Member Alan Tough iTelescope T20; Mayhill, New Mexico.
Get Involved
Not a Member? Why not come along as the first meeting’s free so you can ‘try before you buy’.
Club members can also attend the meetings of the Highlands Astronomical Society (HAS). Details of forthcoming meetings of both can be found in the What’s On section of this website, or download a copy of our 2020 Leaflet (pdf).
You can also follow SIGMA on Twitter and Facebook to keep up to date with our latest news.
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