The Flamsteed Astronomy Society is an amateur society based at the Royal Observatory Greenwich and National Maritime Museum. The group bears its name after the first Astronomer Royal, John Flamsteed.
With its close association with the Royal Observatory, they are the only group to host observing sessions using the famous Great Equatorial Telescope. In addition, the Society regularly holds observing evenings using members’ telescopes, typically on Blackheath, and during Summer run solar events for the public.
Forthcoming events by Flamsteed Astronomy Society
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Winter Solstice Festival at Greenwich Park
Saturday 21st December 2024 from 12:00pm to 18:00pm
Royal Observatory Greenwich, London, SE10 8XJ
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Observing on Blackheath Common with Flamsteed Astronomy Society
Saturday 4th January 2025 from 19:00pm to 22:00pm
Blackheath Common, London, SE3 0TX
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Observing on Blackheath Common with Flamsteed Astronomy Society
Saturday 1st February 2025 from 19:00pm to 22:00pm
Blackheath Common, London, SE3 0TX
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Observing on Blackheath Common with Flamsteed Astronomy Society
Saturday 1st March 2025 from 19:00pm to 22:00pm
Blackheath Common, London, SE3 0TX
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Observing on Blackheath Common with Flamsteed Astronomy Society
Saturday 29th March 2025 from 20:00pm to 23:00pm
Blackheath Common, London, SE3 0TX
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Event locations used by Flamsteed Astronomy Society
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Blackheath Common
Blackheath, London, London, SE3 0TX
Public Venue
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Royal Observatory Greenwich
Blackheath Avenue, London, London, SE10 8XJ
Observatory, Planetarium
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