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The 247th AAS Meeting with the Historical Astronomy Division: January 4-8th 2026 Phoenix, AZ
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The 247th AAS Meeting with the Historical Astronomy Division: January 4-8th 2026 Phoenix, AZ

The 247th Meeting of the American Astronomical Society (AAS) is set to take place from January 4-8, 2026, at the Phoenix Convention Center in Arizona. This event promises to be a significant gathering for the astronomy community, as it will showcase cutting-edge research and innovations in the field. What makes this meeting particularly special is the participation of Farah Payan and the Woodland Hills Camera and Telescope team, who have long been advocates for amateur astronomy. They will not only represent the telescope industry but also highlight the importance of accessibility to astronomical tools and education for enthusiasts worldwide. During this meeting, attendees can expect discussions on advancements in imaging technology, as well as opportunities to engage with professionals in the field. However, the excitement isn't limited to those who can attend in person. From January 1-15, 2026, Woodland Hills Camera and Telescope will host a global Store-Wide Sale Celebration, allowing everyone to partake in the festivities and access great deals—whether or not they are in Phoenix. This moment is about more than just a sale or a conference; it's a celebration of discovery and the potential for breakthroughs that can come from anyone with a passion for astronomy. Attending AAS 247 or participating in the online celebration means being part of a pivotal moment in the evolution of astronomy and the tools that make it accessible to all.

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