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- Robert Ferguson Observatory
We have many types of events here at RFO, including but not limited to: Public Solar Observing: Come and view our closest star and learn about sunspots, prominences, flares and more
- Annual RFO Research Report 2024
The RFO Research page on the RFO website was completely revised with the latest research news from the RFO Research Committee by George Loyer The page now has a short synopsis of research that has been performed and or published, with links to the full papers for those who want to dig deeper
- Presented by the Sonoma County Astronomical Society - rfo. org
The Robert Ferguson Observatory (RFO) is located in Sugarloaf Ridge State Park east of Santa Rosa near Kenwood, California It is located north of Highway 12 at the end of Adobe Canyon Road
- Report a Fireball! – Robert Ferguson Observatory
Anyone can report a fireball or bolide at the American Meteor Society website If you see one, pay attention to your surroundings, the fireball behavior, and note the time
- RFO Exoplanet Transits Follow-up - rfo. org
This table summarizes the diferences between the observed model parameters and predicted, or computed, or assumed properties for the exoplanets observed at RFO
- 2024 IMPACT REPORT - rfo. org
Relaunch the Research at RFO web page on the RFO web site to show the current work being done and to attract new interest in the research program at RFO The page is now featured in RFO social media posts and is attracting new volunteers interested in doing citizen science research
- Directions Hours – Robert Ferguson Observatory
It’s a 4-1 2 mile round trip hike to Pluto and back, and gives you a physical appreciation of the distances between planets Sugarloaf Ridge State Park For more information about hiking trails and Park amenities, visit the Sugarloaf Park website Sugarloaf Ridge State Park Air Quality Loading PurpleAir Widget…
- Focus Nights – Robert Ferguson Observatory - rfo. org
Observing will be done with RFO’s three main telescopes – an 8″ refractor, a 40″ reflector, and an RC20 20″ CCD telescope As always, the observatory will be staffed by knowledgeable and enthusiastic volunteers eager to show you the night sights, and answer any questions you may have
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