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WELCOME TO BALTIMORE ASTRONOMERS.
UPCOMING EVENTS -> Lunar Phases:New Moon was 11th September; => waxing crescent . 1st Quarter 18th September; => waxing gibbous Full Moon 26th September; => waning gibbous Last Quarter 3rd October; => waning crescent New Moon 10th October; => waxing crescent -> meteor showers: Draconids - 6-10 October Orionids - 26 Sep - 27 November; peak 21-22 Oct ABOUT US Baltimore Astronomy Society (Ireland, not USA!) began in early 2023 and exists to provide a focal point and place to meet for local people to share or express an interest in astronomy and feast on the exquisite night skies we have down here in West Cork.Whether you're an experienced stargazer, a beginner looking for advice, have no experience but want to find out how to get started, or are an astrophotographer, come along to Casey's of Baltimore on a meet-up date (a suitable day in the week of the final Thursday of a month), or get in touch via the contact detail at the bottom of the page. The regular meet-ups are from around 8pm followed by observing in their lawn behind, weather permitting. There's plenty of parking and the lawn is perfect for astronomy mounts.
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email: baltimoreastronomy@gmail.com | tel/WhatsApp: 089 613 0361
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Predicted Tides (charts, 365-day data, words) note change of datum 15/09/26. Heights reduced by 26cm to reflect the Chart Datum of nautical charts, i.e. tide height = 0cm at Lowest Astronomical Tide at Baltimore Pier Fri 18 Sep Low: 03:37 0.99m Fri 18 Sep High: 10:26 2.70m Fri 18 Sep Low: 16:13 1.32m Fri 18 Sep High: 22:52 2.60m Sat 19 Sep Low: 04:30 1.22m Sat 19 Sep High: 11:20 2.50m Sat 19 Sep Low: 19:03 1.53m Sat 19 Sep High: 23:59 2.42m Sun 20 Sep Low: 06:57 1.38m Sun 20 Sep High: 12:48 2.38m Sun 20 Sep Low: 20:23 1.42m Mon 21 Sep High: 01:39 2.39m Mon 21 Sep Low: 08:23 1.28m Mon 21 Sep High: 14:19 2.46m Mon 21 Sep Low: 21:10 1.26m Tue 22 Sep High: 02:50 2.51m Tue 22 Sep Low: 09:08 1.14m Tue 22 Sep High: 15:13 2.63m Tue 22 Sep Low: 21:53 1.09m (** = Full Moon * = New Moon) at Lough Hyne (charted and about accuracy)
Fri 18 Sep High: 11:38 2.49m (+1:11) Fri 18 Sep Low: 19:58 1.88m Fri 18 Sep High: 00:07 2.39m (+1:14) Sat 19 Sep Low: 08:37 1.85m Sat 19 Sep High: 12:50 2.31m (+1:29) Sat 19 Sep Low: 21:24 1.87m Sun 20 Sep High: 01:32 2.25m (+1:32) Sun 20 Sep Low: 09:54 1.85m Sun 20 Sep High: 14:25 2.24m (+1:36) Sun 20 Sep Low: 22:42 1.87m Mon 21 Sep High: 03:04 2.23m (+1:25) Mon 21 Sep Low: 11:09 1.85m Mon 21 Sep High: 15:49 2.30m (+1:30) Mon 21 Sep Low: 00:04 1.86m Tue 22 Sep High: 04:18 2.33m (+1:28) Tue 22 Sep Low: 12:11 1.86m Tue 22 Sep High: 16:42 2.45m (+1:29) Tue 22 Sep Low: 00:55 1.86m Wed 23 Sep High: 05:06 2.51m (+1:22) (F = possibility for car park to flood, i.e. height above ~3.14m) Each of the Planets and When and How Best to Observe Them for the Coming Year or two... What to get as a first telescope List of "things to remember" when observing away from home |