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MSRAL-Con 2013
May 17-18, 2013
Eugene T. Mahoney State Park
I-80, Exit 426, between Omaha and Lincoln

MSRAL-Con 2013 in Omaha

The Omaha Astronomical Society is excited to host the 2013 convention. This year's event will be held May 17-18 at the Mahoney State Park. Bill Bond is the chairman and John Johnson is the co-chairman. April 15 is the deadline for early registation.

MSRAL-Con 2012 - A Great Success

There are many people to thank for this, but three people stand out. The event would not have been a success without the work of the chairman, Eric Bogatin, and this considering he was in the middle of moving his household to Colorado. The second person is Gary Pittman, the co-chairman and registrar. Taking care of the flow of people and money is not an easy task. The final person, but not least, is Carroll Iorg, the A.L. President. He started the ball rolling and worked behind the scenes taking care of numerous problems.

MSRAL-Con 2012 Speaker Links

Dr. Daniel McIntosh: Astronomy Past, Present and Future.  Here is his profile with links to other talks, activities and interests of his.

Fred Bruenjes: Discovering My First Comet.  Here is his discovery description and  Fred’s website.

Dr. Adrian L. Melott: Nemesis Reconsidered.  Here is his research website at Kansas University.

Dr. Bruce A. Twarog: Here is his website at Kansas University with selected publications.

Dr. Barbara J. Anthony-Twarog: Here is her website at Kansas University with selected publications.

David Kolb: Webcam Imaging and Workshop. His website has many of his great images.

 

MSRAL Convention 2012 Group Photo

To download a printable high resolution version, lef click on the image, then right click and save the picture.

 

Award Winners at the MSRAL-Con 2012

If you don't see anything above in your iPad or iPhone, it's because this is a Flash show and Apple does not use Flash video.

 

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MSRAL-Con Slide Show

 

Bill Bond

Amateur Astronomer of the Year

Congratulations go to Bill Bond, this year's Amateur Astronomer of the Year Award winner.

 

Misty Midwest Mossiness: A Blog by Jon Moss

If you would like to read the delightful description of the conference written by Jon Moss, a fairly new ASKC member, please check out her blog:

Adventures on My First Science Convention:

Day One

Day Two

Day Three