Members must indicate 10% Minnesota Astronomical Society Club Discount when ordering online at. Thousand Oaks Optical offers 10% off all products, excluding their H-Alpha filters, with no minimum purchase required.
Discounts are available by listing “Minnesota Astronomical Society” on the order form when you submit the order directly to Sky Publishing Corporation. The publishers of Sky & Telescope also sell books and other astronomy-related merchandise. To subscribe or renew, visit /clubmember. To subscribe to both print and digital, the discount rates are $46 (one year), $84 (two years), or $119 (three years). Receive either the print version or the digital version at the discount rate of $34 (one year), $60 (two years), or $83 (three years). To pay by check or credit card over the phone, call customer service at 1-80, identify yourself as a member of the MAS.ĭiscounted Astronomy magazine subscriptions are available by contacting the magazine’s customer service department.Note that you will need your S&T account number to renew – this should be on your magazine label, or can be looked up online. Visit /clubspecial for new subscriptions at the discount rate. Fill out the form at /clubrenew to get your print + digital subscription renewal at the discount rate of $43.95 per year.MAS members have access to several discounts, including: Sky & Telescope Magazine Subscriptionsĭiscounted Sky & Telescope magazine subscriptions are available by contacting the magazine’s customer service department. To get notified, add your contact information to the NCRAL Email Database. The MAS is a member of NCRAL, which also publishes their quarterly newsletter, Northern Lights, electronically. The Astronomical League has regional groups. North Central Region of the Astronomical League (NCRAL) Members receive a subscription to the Reflector, the quarterly newsletter of the Astronomical League, a national federation of astronomical societies and clubs. Quarterly Newsletter of the Astronomical League Find details in the League’s publication, the Reflector, or by contacting the MAS Astronomical League Coordinator.
The Observing Lists provide a purpose to many observers and solve the issue of, ”What else is there to observe?” The league provides awards, pins, and certificates upon completion of the observing lists. The Astronomical League currently has 40+ Observing Programs designed to challenge your astronomical abilities. A portion of your membership dues goes to pay for that membership. As a member of the MAS, you also become an affiliate member of the Astronomical League. The Astronomical League is a parent organization of many astronomy clubs and societies. MAS members in good standing can request Slack access by sending an email to Astronomical League Membership You can change your notification settings on a channel by channel basis. Within Slack, we have topic-specific channels set up that you can subscribe to. Slack is a team chat platform set up specifically for MAS members. The Gemini contains information about the organization and its activities, as well as articles and columns by MAS members. When posted, members are notified of its availability by email. The Society’s newsletter, Gemini, is electronically published bi-monthly as a PDF.
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