John Rush

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John Rush is relatively new to the hobby of Astronomy. He has always had an interest in space, and a passion for the night time sky, ever since he first looked at the rings of Saturn, through his telescope, in the backyard at his parents house. Eventually he was able to visit a sky dark enough to see the Milky Way and the rest is history. During the day he works as Technical Manager at a laboratory in Liverpool, NY. However at night if it’s clear you can very often find him at DHO pointing his telescope to the sky.

What’s in The Night Sky Over CNY in July 2025

SAS Events July 17th Board Meeting: Our Monthly Board Meeting occurs at 7:30PM. This will be at the Darling Hill observatory if the weather is nice or a zoom only meeting if it is not. Members can check your email for a link. July 18th/July 19th Public Observing Session: Join us for our monthly public observing session. Bring your family to explore the marvels of the night sky and catch a glimpse of the Milky Way. We will feature an EAA presentation, and our main telescope will be available for viewing. July 25th/July 26th Member Observing Session: Join us for […]

What’s in the Night Sky over CNY in May 2025

SAS Events: May 3rd Maker Faire: Come and check us out at the Maker Faire from 10AM to 5PM at the Horticulture building at the NYS Fair Grounds. Look through our solar scopes (weather permitting) and see our demonstrations at our booth. https://syracuse.makerfaire.com/ May 15th Board Meeting: Our Monthly Board Meeting occurs at 7:30PM. This will be a zoom meeting or held at the DHO if the weather is nice. Members can check your email for a link. May 23rd/May 24th Public Observing Session: Join us for our monthly public observing session. Bring your family to explore the marvels of […]

What’s in the Night Sky Over CNY in April 2025

Syracuse Astronomical Society Events April 17th – Board Meeting: Our Monthly Board Meeting occurs at 7:30PM. This will be a zoom only meeting. Members can check your email for a link. April 18th/April 19th – Public Observing Session: Join us for our first official public session of the year following our Mini Messier Marathon held in March. Bring your family to explore the marvels of the night sky and catch a glimpse of the Milky Way. We will feature an EAA presentation, and our main telescope will be available for viewing. April 25th/April 26th – Member Observing Session: Join us […]