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1. www.rasc.caRASC | Inspiring Interest and Knowledge of Astronomy Since 1868

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   The Royal Astronomical Society of Canada. 203-489 COLLEGE ST TORONTO ON M6G 1A5. Phone: 1-888-924-7272 Phone: 416-924-7973. Contact Us. Newsletter Form

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2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Royal_Astronomical_SocietyRoyal Astronomical Society of Canada - Wikipedia

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   The Royal Astronomical Society of Canada (RASC) is a national, non-profit, charitable organization devoted to the advancement of astronomy and related sciences. At present, there are 30 local branches of the Society, called Centres, in towns and cities across the country from St. John's, Newfoundland, to Victoria, British Columbia, and as far north as Whitehorse, Yukon.

   • Formation: 1868
   • President: Charles Ennis

   • Membership: 5100 members, 30 centres
   • Headquarters: Toronto, Ontario

3. rascto.caHomepage | RASC Toronto

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   Nov 1, 2023 · 7 January 2024. Hi! My name’s Aly Kamadia, and I am the new Education and Outreach Chair for RASC, Toronto Centre (Canada’s biggest!). Congratulations! Member Awards Recipients 2022. 27 December 2023. Member Awards Recipients 2022. Charline Norgrove Awards: Phil Chow, David Brodie, Sam Bosnick.

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   When did the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada start?

   • An expanded group obtained a charter in 1890, and the name "The Royal Astronomical Society of Canada" was adopted in 1903 with Edward VII's permission. As membership increased, the meetings were moved from the homes of individual members to the University of Toronto, and in 1906 a branch was formed in Ottawa.

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   When was the Royal Astronomical Society renamed?

   • On 1903 March 3, the club was renamed to "The Royal Astronomical Society of Canada" after petitioning King Edward VII to use the prefix "Royal" in the group's name. At the time it had 120 members.

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   Why is amateur astronomy important?

   • The observational and educational work of amateur astronomy is of tremendous value to the science of astronomy. Some members take part in regular observations of variable stars and other phenomena, while others develop special skills in astrophotography. Many RASC Centres have built their own observatories for these purposes.

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   What is the astronomical handbook?

   • Published in the autumn of the year, the 352-page Handbook contains detailed information on astronomical events in the upcoming year and is an in-depth reference of significant astronomical data such as observing techniques, physical constants, and optical properties of telescopes.

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5. mississauga.rasc.ca › aboutAbout US - Royal Astronomical Society of Canada

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   The Mississauga Centre of The Royal Astronomical Society of Canada started out as the Mississauga Astronomical Society in 2003. It became the Mississauga Centre in 2006. Membership is open to everyone interested in learning more about astronomy, space science and the workings of the Universe. Meetings are held in-person at the University of ...

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   The Royal Astronomical Society of Canada, Toronto, Ontario. 6,950 likes · 68 talking about this · 34 were here. The RASC services 30 Centres across Canada to bring you closer to the stars. Explore...

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   The Royal Astronomical Society of Canada began in 1868 when 8 amateur astronomers founded an astronomical club in Toronto. An expanded group obtained a charter in 1890, and the name "The Royal Astronomical Society of Canada" was adopted in 1903 with Edward VII's permission. As membership increased, the meetings were moved from the homes of ...