November 2025
In this issue of the Astrofiles newsletter, members are encouraged to enjoy the clear winter skies ahead of the 2026 solstice, and the club announces that Allen Screws is stepping down, prompting the need for someone to step up as president to coordinate the club’s outreach events. The editor also notes an upcoming transition away from Microsoft Publisher for the newsletter. This month’s feature highlights Cassiopeia—its distinctive “W” shape and clusters M52, M103, and NGC 7789—alongside an image of “Caroline’s Rose” taken with a Seestar S50.
October 2025
In this issue of the Astrofiles, we share updates on November public viewing nights at the Montevallo Observatory, the new U.S. quarter honoring Vera Rubin, and a planned 2026 star-gazing event with Central Alabama Community College. We also note the end of NASA’s “Night Sky Notes” program and feature member astrophotography.
September 2025
The September issue of the Astrofiles newsletter features the Orionid meteor shower peaking October 20–21, local public observing nights in Montevallo, AL, and an article celebrating ten years since LIGO’s first detection of gravitational waves.
Below are the archives of every newsletter published by the Auburn Astronomical Society, listed by year, then by month. Click on any highlighted month to read its respective newsletter.
