Astronomy societies and planetariums
Crawley Astronomical Society
Over 30 members meeting once per month and often hosting guest speakers.Horsham Astronomy Group
Organises well titled meetings each month. So if you're interested in "Why Pluto had to go" or "Yes, we did go to the moon" then the Horsham Astronomy Group could be just what you are looking for.South Downs Astronomical Society
Hold meetings in Chichester on the first Friday of each month.South Downs Planetarium
Outstanding astronomical facility based within the grounds of Chichester High School.The Planetarium has a 100 seater Star Theatre with a planetarium projector and 10 metre Dome which is used as the basis for a variety of shows which average 2 to 3 per week. Shows last about an hour and its best to book tickets in advance.
Worthing Astronomers
Worthing Astronomers is free to join. The club has an emphasis on hands on astronomy. This means more time stargazing and less time listening to lectures. Worthing Asronomers members range from inexperienced beginners to experienced observers and the club organises regular club nights and public observing sessions.Worthing Astronomical Society
Talks like "Pulsars - Everything you wanted to know but were afraid to ask" and other events like the Partial Lunar Eclipse BBQ and Skittles Night (a tried and tested combination if ever we've seen one).Brighton and Hove Astronomical Society
Meet at Patcham Memorial Hall.
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