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SUMMARY:ONLINE - General Meeting – November 2020
DESCRIPTION: TAAA’s first Friday monthly meeting will be held online. The November meeting will have a 6:30 P.M. presentation open to the general public. This will be followed at approximately 7:15 P.M. by a members-only meeting. To view the next meeting\,  please visit                                  https://www.facebook.com/TucsonAstronomy\n6:30 pm – Main Presentation\nTitle:  From Tucson to Tokyo: Building a Global Movement for Dark Sky Protection\nSpeaker:  Ruskin Hartley joined the International Dark-Sky Association in February 2019. He brings 20 years of conservation experience to IDA’s work to protect the night from light pollution. Ruskin’s passion is protecting precious natural resources. He served as Executive Director of Save the Redwoods League\, a non-profit dedicated to protecting and restoring the redwood forest; as CEO of Heal the Bay in Los Angeles; and as Vice President of Resource Development at Fair Trade USA.  Originally from the United Kingdom\, Ruskin holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Cambridge and a master’s degree from the University of East Anglia. Ruskin loves to head out on the trail with his wife and kids or cook-out under the stars.. \nOn October 23\, 1987\, two Tucson Doctors—one M.D. and one PH.D.—incorporated the International Dark-Sky Association devoted to the “protection and restoration of dark nighttime skies through application and promotion of proper lighting practices.” What started as an astronomical-driven venture in Tucson is now a broad movement active on all continents. While light pollution has increased in the intervening years\, Tucson continues to lead the way and show what is possible. Ruskin will explore emerging themes in dark sky conservation\, discuss the global perspective\, and share IDA’s strategy for accelerating dark sky protection worldwide. \n7:15 pm (Approx) – Second Presentation\nTitle:  Members-only Meeting\nSpeaker:  none \nThe main presentation will be followed by a members-only meeting.
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SUMMARY:ONLINE - Astronomy Fundamentals Meeting – November 2020
DESCRIPTION:Constellation of the Month:\nNone\nPresenter:  none\n \nWe do not have a constellation of the month for this meeting. \nMain Presentation: \nVenus\nPresenter:  Doug Smith\n \nOur only presentation this month will be Doug Smith discussing the planet Venus . \n 
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