Tim Member of Warren Astronomical Society
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What Tim is saying about this Meetup Group
One of two of the biggest groups of this sort in SE Michigan, the other being based in Dearborn.
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TimJul 5I RSVPed Maybe for Meeting and Presentation: "Librations of Moons"Monday 7:30 PM at Cranbrook Institute of Science35 attendedJun 21 | Details -
TimFeb 20I changed my RSVP to No for Stargate Observatory Open HouseSaturday 6:30 PM at Stargate Observatory @ Camp Rotary in Wolcott Mill Metropark30 attended ·
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TimFeb 20I RSVPed Yes for Stargate Observatory Open HouseSaturday 6:30 PM at Stargate Observatory @ Camp Rotary in Wolcott Mill Metropark30 attended ·
Feb 18 | Details
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TimOct '09 5I RSVPed Maybe for Meeting and Presentation: "Astronomy Gadgets, Part 2"Monday 7:30 PM at Cranbrook Institute of Science41 attended ·
Oct 4 | Details
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