Southern Sky Almanack (2010)

posted: 885 days ago, on Thursday, 2009 Sep 03 at 08:06
tags: astronomy, outreach, almanack, downloads.

The Southern Sky Almanack is a monthly summary of astronomical events, from a southern hemisphere perspective, for the year 2010. These events include the visibility of the Sun, Moon & planets, and details of eclipses.

Its intended audience is the astronomy enthusiast, be it a novice star gazer, an experienced amateur astronomer, or anybody involved in astronomy outreach.

The Almanack is presented in calendar format, with one A4-sized page per month.

Southern Sky Almanack for 2010 (version 1.33, 359K PDF)

 

Alternatively, its available in reduced size, with two calendar months on a single A4 page.

Southern Sky Almanack for 2010 (6 pages) (version 1.33, 426K PDF)

 

In addition to the Almanack, readers may find the Discover! star charts, the Southern Star Wheel, and the Constellation Yearbook (all free for non-commercial use) useful to enhance their enjoyment of astronomy.

Be sure to check out the other Outreach Resources available.

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2009 September 09 at 08:35 by Carol

A lot of effort has been put into this almanack as well as all the other recources. Stargazing is so much more fun when one does not have to dig deep to find out what's actually going on in the universe from day to day. Thanks for an informative website.

2010 November 13 at 17:21 by jeffrey frank - republic of colombia

i wtrk with the plan pan COLOMBIA program and i rely on the only southern hemisphere almanack that i ca obtain in the field, please, if you have done so, post 2011, and 2012 cELESTIAL MONTHLY OBSERVS- THANKS

2010 October 23 at 17:21 by jeffrey frank

do you work or what is your problem for 2011

2010 October 23 at 17:38 by Auke

Huh?

2010 April 27 at 01:47 by Rhonda

I was asked a (what I thought to be a simple question) as it turns out I'm finding out it's not so simple, to form an easy accurate answer .

The question was: What is my favorite constellation ? I began doing research & am finding out a world of information which leads to more questions.

Thank you for having done the research to learn from & to help form a possible answer to this question.

Sincerely Rhonda K. Webb

2010 April 27 at 02:01 by Auke

Rhonda,
Always fun to learn!
Keep an eye out for the upcoming "Constellation Cards", which you may find interesting.

Regards,
Auke

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