What's Up Doc?
The What's Up Doc? Newsletter is a collection of objects to view each month. It is centered on the 15th of the month at 9:00 pm. It is organized by naked-eye objects, binocular objects, and telescope objects. Within each grouping there are lists of available objects organized by the Astronomical League Observing Programs. Many astronomy clubs are part of the Astronomical League. You may also join the Astronomical League as a Member-At-Large.
If you would like to be on the monthly What's Up Doc? Newsletter distribution list, please send an email to Dr. Aaron Clevenson.
There are now generating three versions of the Newsletter:
Eastern Time Zone, centered on Washington DC. (38 degrees north latitude) June 2023
Central Time Zone, centered on Houston, TX. (30 degrees north latitude) June 2023
Pacific Time Zone, centered on Seattle, WA (47 degrees north latitude) June 2023
The What's Up Tonight, Doc? is a Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet. This spreadsheet has information on almost all of the Astronomical League Observing Programs. It contains a list of objects alphabetically or from the highest altitude to the horizon. You may also sort the entire list or sort the list for a specific Observing Program. The spreadsheet includes Macros which will not work right on an Apple computer. It is a large file and may be slow to download.