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Welcome to the Lowcountry Stargazers! 
  

Reaching for the stars!

LCS is a diverse group of amateurs who enjoy promoting  astronomy in the Charleston SC area.  With a wide range of experience in visual observing to CCD imaging, if you have a peculiar desire to know more about astronomy, chances are someone here can help.  We work with several organizations in Berkeley, Charleston, and Dorchester counties including: The College of Charleston, Charleston County Park and Recreation Department Caw Caw Interpretive Center, Porter Gaud Elementary, and various girl and boy scout troops just to name a few.

 

 

 

 

Ron and Jeffery setting up at Givhans   


 

 
Club Observing
 

The LCS will be heading to Givhans Ferry State Park for this month's club observing on August 7, 2010Keep your fingers crossed for clear skies!

 

 

Meeting and Observing 

  

Next meeting: August 5, 2010

 

Remember to pay dues -bring observing or

mail to Carol 

 

No July meeting.

 

 All meetings will be held at Atlantic Aviation  

6060 Aviation Ave. Ste 99   N. Charleston.   We will meet in the conference room from 7pm - 9pm the first Thursday of each month. 

 

Click the map to open an interactive map in a new window.

 

Please check out our calendar for the next observing session.

 

 

Ridgeville, SC
Updated Friday, July 30, 2010 9:15 PM
Clear
Clear
82°FHigh: 96°F
Low: 77°F
Wind: 3 mph
Humidity: 78%
T-storms
Saturday
93° / 74°
T-storms
Sunday
92° / 76°
T-storms
Monday
93° / 76°
Scattered Thunderstorms
Tuesday
93° / 76°
MSN WeatherData provided by iMap

 

 

Kevin's Astrophotos Updated

 

 

Charleston Clear Sky Clock

 

 

Goose Creek Clear Sky Clock 

 

 

Cottageville Clear Sky Clock

 

 

 

 

 

 

International Space Station passes