The Astronomy Club consists of a diverse range of degree backgrounds. We dedicate our time exploring the night sky, education outreach, and camping.
CAMPOUTS
From the University campsite to rural Kansas we will always choose to camp "under the stars". Follow us on Facebook for upcoming trips.
EDUCATION OUTREACH
Interested in having an introductory astronomy lesson at your school? Contact us below
 2019 Blue Hole Star PartyImage taken by A. Eli Cohen. 2019 Blue Hole Star Party in Wimberley, Texas showcasing one of our telescopes. |  Sunset at ObservatoryTaken by Kayley Green-Tooney. Sunset at Texas State University Observatory. |  TXST Observatory by Navid HemmatiImage taken by Navid Hemmati at 2020 Observatory night. |
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 Gravity Well DemoClub Treasurer Evan Jellison showcasing our Gravity Well demonstration at an Austin STEM Fair |  Blood MoonTaken by Evan Jellison at Texas State Observatory using a 12 inch Dobsonian telescope. |  Bobcat Build 2019Astronomy club members partnered with the Society of Physics Students (SPS) and the Society of Women in Physics (SWiP) to better improve the San Marcos area with Bobcat Build |
 Laser DemoAstronomy club members Matthew Hartmann and Claire Miller presenting our laser demo at an Austin STEM Fair. |  Sights & Sounds Group Photo #1Astronomy Club members at Sights & Sounds of Christmas 2019. |  Sights & Sounds Group Photo #2Astronomy Club table at Sights & Sounds of Christmas 2019. |
 WiSE Conference 2018Spring 2018 WiSE Conference. |  MoonTaken by Evan Jellison at the Texas State University Observatory |  Dobsonian TelescopeDr. Blagoy Rangelov and president Kayley Green-Tooney presenting our 12 inch dobsonian telescope at the observatory. |
 2019 Blue Hole Star PartyImage taken by A. Eli Cohen. 2019 Blue Hole Star Party in Wimberley, Texas. Showcasing one of our telescopes. |  Sights & Sounds Gravity Well DemoAstronomy Club members demonstrating the gravity well at Sights & Sounds of Christmas 2019. |  JupiterTaken by Matthew Hartmann. |
 Texas State ObservatoryThe observatory is located on the roof of the Supple Science Building at Texas State University. |  MoonBy Evan Jellison. Taken at Texas State University Observatory. |
CONTACT US
Thanks for your interest in the Astronomy Club. Get in touch with any questions or comments regarding our work.
Address:
601 University Drive San Marcos TX United States 78666