Event

The Cosmic Coffeehouse is the brainchild of longtime SSAS club member Steve LaFlamme, and is a monthly Zoom gathering of interested persons that engage in casual discussions on all things astronomy. It is always scheduled for the 15th of the month beginning at 7pm eastern time, and generally runs for about 1 - 1 1/2 hours. Topics typically include observing and imaging projects that folks have been currently working on, and the group interests span a diverse range of topics. The only way to get the Zoom link sent to you is to email Steve at astro-geek@comcast.net and ask to be included.

Date: Sunday, February 15, 2026

Time: 7 p.m. - 8 p.m. Eastern

Information for Visitors
Instructions for the Public:

E-mail Steve LaFlamme at astro-geek@comcast.net if you're interested in attending the Cosmic Coffeehouse gathering. Discussions are casual and typically include talk about our latest adventures under the sky, usually with pictures and videos to go along with them.

Event Report

Comments and anecdotes about the event:
Topics discussed included sightings of the recent Space X Crew 12 launch, images and videos of the recent lunar occultation of Regulus, recent efforts at imaging Jupiter, the GRS and Galilean moons/shadows, images of recent solar and lunar halos in Earth's sky, the upcoming Artemis II mission, and the latest info on the sungrazing comet C/2026 A1. The session started at 7pm EST and concluded around 8:15pm EST.