Solution to Problems Making Donations or Payments to BPAA from Apple Devices
Are you trying to pay for a membership or make a donation using a credit card using an Apple device but cannot access the page on BPAstro.org? Here’s a solution!
Are you trying to pay for a membership or make a donation using a credit card using an Apple device but cannot access the page on BPAstro.org? Here’s a solution!
Battle Point Observatory is looking for additional Fall & Winter volunteer assistants (age 16+) for our youth Science Education classes!
October’s Science Topic – Millions of New Asteroids: The Legacy Survey of Space and Time
11 Oct 2025 18:00 – 20:00 NEW TIME!
Speaker: Jake Kurlander, 4th-year University of Washington PhD student
We’re thinking about starting a Zoom book club in January focused on biographies and memoirs about Women in STEM–and we’d love to know if you’d be interested in joining!
Please save the date for the Battle Point Astronomical Association Annual Meeting!
Saturday, January 10th, 2026 at 6 pm
We are grateful for our amazing volunteers! Lots of ways to connect with Battle Point Observatory this September. Check out descriptions below, and sign up as a volunteer at https://bpastro.org/volunteer/ to see more details.
Battle Point Observatory has been made aware of a very exciting opportunity for students in grades 6-12: The NASA TechRise Student Challenge. Every year, teams are invited to come together to design an experiment that will fly on a commercial space-industry suborbital flight.
The first sessions of our fall classes, offered in the BI Parks and Rec Fall catalog, are happening this month!
Planet Pioneers (ages 8–12) and Galaxy Guild (ages 13–17) are back with all-new content, and we’re excited to introduce a trial run of our brand-new adult series: Introduction to Astronomy 101 (ages 16+). You asked for adult classes, and we heard you. We hope you’ll join us for this exciting new venture!
Special Zoom-only event
Friday, September 5 at 4:00 pm
Erin Leigh Howard, Rubin scientist and BPAA Education Director will host a preview of what’s happening in the night sky in September. Bring your stargazing questions and join in a lively Zoom discussion!