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We are a friendly, relaxed group of people sharing a common interest in all things astronomical. Our membership ranges from complete beginners to those experienced in observing and the more technical aspects such as astrophotography.

We meet at Summercourt New Memorial Hall, Cornwall on the third Thursdays of the month throughout the year. From October to March we also hold practical meetings on the first Thursday of each month at Trevarrian Holiday Park. All meetings start at 7:30pm.

Further information on the club, how to find us, what we do and Contact Us details can be found under the ‘Home’ menu dropdown at the very top of this page.

Our Next Meeting

December 18th: Summercourt

Image Credit: Original version: NASA; modified by Cherkash

For the last talk of 2025, we have a belter for you. How to Build an Observable Universe by Dean Ashton: This presentation will take us on a 13.8 billion year journey from the Big Bang to the present day. We’ll share advanced simulations to explore how our universe, galaxy, and stars were built by natural laws. Finally, we’ll consider how amateur astronomers can observe and image the universe’s building blocks.

Meet at 19:00 for a 19:30 kick off.

Location details here

Our Next Star Party

November 29th – Carnewas

Due to high winds and a forecast for more cloud than clear, we are regretfully cancelling this event. Our next Sun & Stars will be on 24, Jan 2026.

Member Image

by Dean Ashton

The bottom of the North American Nebula ( NGC7000).Imaged over the last few months. This is a 2-frame mosaic image of this emission nebula in Cygnus. North is to the left!

Houston, We have a poem…..

Image Credit: NASA


The American astronaut Jim Lovell died on 7 August aged 97. He went into space for NASA on four missions. In 1965 in Gemini 7 Jim spent 2 weeks in a cramped seat and in Gemini 12 in 1966
did 3 spacewalks outside the capsule…..More