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         astronomy
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       * Perseverance – we have touchdown!
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       * Sunspots – A Qualitative Analysis by Professor Frank Ventura
       * Venus’ Transit Delights Sky Gazers – Report by Mr. Tony Tanti
     * PhotometryShow sub menu
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       * Confirmation of Exoplanet KELT-18b transit time
       * Discovery of two new variable stars
       * Rotation period determination of 3 main-belt asteroids
     * Visual ObservationShow sub menu
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         * Telescopes
     * L-Astronomija f’Malta (Ktieb)
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     * Project Clean Sweep: Leonids 1999
     * Project Starshine
     * Sirius Publications
     * Venus Transit (2004)Show sub menu
       * The Venus Transit 2004 … Amateur Astronomers
       * The Venus Transit 2004 … Background
       * The Venus Transit 2004 … Media
       * The Venus Transit 2004 … Safety!
       * The Venus Transit 2004 … Students and Teachers
       * The Venus Transit 2004 … VT-2004 Network
     * International Year of Astronomy 2009 Malta
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     * Leonard Ellul Mercer
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#APOM February 2023 - M106

#APOM February 2023

Marco Gauci

Winning Photo: Marco Gauci

#APOM January 2023 - Mars

#APOM January 2023 - Mars

Charles Galdies

Winning Photo: Charles Galdies

#APOM December 2022 - Mars

#APOM December 2022 - Mars

Leonard Ellul Mercer

Winning Photo: Leonard Ellul Mercer

#APOM November 2022 - Galaxies

#APOM November 2022 - Galaxies

Marco Gauci

Winning Photo: Marco Gauci

#APOM October 2022 - Elephant Trunk Nebula

#APOM October 2022 -
Elephant Trunk Nebula

John Rusher

Winning Photo: John Rusher

#APOM September 2022 - Jupiter

#APOM September 2022 - Jupiter

Alexei Pace

Winning Photo: Alexei Pace

#APOM August 2022 - Milky Way

#APOM August 2022 - Milky Way

Kristina Ellis

Winning Photo: Kristina Ellis

#APOM July 2022 - M10 and C2017 K2 Panstarr

#APOM July 2022 - M10 and C2017 K2 Panstarr

Roberto Piccin

Winning Photo: Roberto Piccin

#APOM May 2022 - The Moon

#APOM May 2022 -The Moon

Clayton Curmi

Winning Photo: Clayton Curmi






LATEST POSTS

Lunar Observation / Supermoon


WITNESS THE SUPERMOON ON OCTOBER 17TH

by The Astronomical Society of Malta15/10/202415/10/2024

On the evening of October 17th, 2024, the Maltese night sky will be graced by a
remarkable supermoon. This astronomical event occurs when the full moon
coincides with its closest approach to Earth, resulting in a noticeably larger
and brighter lunar appearance. It offers a unique opportunity for both dedicated
…

Witness the Supermoon on October 17th Read More

Online Event


SIMULATING SPACE EXPLORATION

by The Astronomical Society of Malta11/10/202411/10/2024

Discover the fascinating world of analog astronauts and simulated space missions
with Maria Vella. Analog astronauts participate in simulated space missions here
on Earth, helping scientists and engineers prepare for future human space
exploration. Whether you’re a space enthusiast or curious to learn more about
the behind-the-scenes of space exploration, …

Simulating Space Exploration Read More

Comets / Member Event / Uncategorized


OCTOBER 2024 EVENTS

by The Astronomical Society of Malta01/10/202401/10/2024

This Summer has been an absolute thrill for Astronomy. With the summer months
behind us, there’s plenty to look forward to in Autumn. This month’s theme is
all about Space Exploration. Each and every event will be based around
humanity’s journey to the stars, with a very special event on …

October 2024 Events Read More

News / Public Event


40TH ANNIVERSARY

by The Astronomical Society of Malta20/09/202420/09/2024

On September 19th 1984, the decision was made to form the Astronomical Society
of Malta, ushering in 40 years of inspiration and Maltese Skies! Today we
celebrate all current and past ASM members, who helped us become the thriving
community we are today. Four decades of observations and love for …

40th Anniversary Read More

Member Event / Observation Night


ASM 40TH ANNIVERSARY TOUR

by The Astronomical Society of Malta26/08/202426/08/2024

Since 1984, the Astronomical Society of Malta has been at the heart of local
Astronomy. In this time, we have met amazing people, observed wonderful night
skies, and most of all, inspired generations of passion for our Universe  To
celebrate such a fantastic four decades, ASM will be bringing Astronomy …

ASM 40th Anniversary Tour Read More

Member Event / Observation Night / Perseids Meteor Shower


PERSEIDS METEOR SHOWER 2024

by The Astronomical Society of Malta22/07/202423/07/2024

Join us to observe the Perseids during their peak at Miġra l-Ferħa on Monday
12th August from 19:00pm onwards. Be sure to spread the word to all those who
would like to join us for an unforgettable experience. Let us know if you’re
joining us through our Facebook event.

Perseids Meteor Shower 2024 Read More

AGM / Member Event


THE NEW 2024 COMMITTEE

by The Astronomical Society of Malta14/03/202415/03/2024

Following a successful annual general meeting, our new 2024 committee has been
formed. The main five committee members are: President Connor Sant Fournier Vice
President Kurt Catania Secretary Benjamin Borg Treasurer John Caruana Public
Relations Officer Julian Caruana Abela The Astronomical Society must once again
thank our amazing 2023 committee …

The new 2024 committee Read More



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Established in 1984, the Astronomical Society of Malta has the aim of promoting
education and interest in the science of astronomy.

We seek to enhance public knowledge about the Universe and promote the
preservation of the Maltese dark sky heritage inherited from our ancestors.

The Astronomical Society of Malta is a registered voluntary organisation
(VO/0239) regulated under the Voluntary Organisations Act (Chapter 492 of the
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