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A community effort to develop a common core package for Astronomy in Python and foster an ecosystem of interoperable astronomy packages. Web: astropy.org Source: github.com/astropy/astropy Docs: docs.astropy.org Tutorials: learn.astropy.org

Heads up: the deadline for regular registration for #AAS247 is Friday, November 7. (Late registration is still an option after Friday, but more expensive). While you and your colleagues/students register, remember to register for the @astropy.org workshop! 🔭 #astrocode

astropy@astropy.org · 10mo ago

Register yourself or a student for the 'Python and Astropy for Astronomical Data Analysis' workshop at @aas.org on January 4, 2026. 🔭 #aas247 #astrocode You'll get a broad overview of the astropy functionality that powers astronomy, taught by the @astropy.org team. github.com/astropy/astr...

Photo from the back of a presentation room at a previous Astropy workshop at AAS, showing many folks on laptops and a presenter in an astropy t-shirt.

Already registered for #AAS247, but ready to register for the Astropy Workshop too? 🔭 1) Click "Register for AAS 247" from the conference webpage 2) Scroll to the table with the section labeled "1. Workshops" 3) Scroll to "Python and Astropy for Astronomical Data Analysis", and click "Add"

To register for AAS and/or the Astropy Workshop, visit the conference webpage at https://aas.org/meetings/aas247/registration

Heads up: the deadline for regular registration for #AAS247 is Friday, November 7. (Late registration is still an option after Friday, but more expensive). While you and your colleagues/students register, remember to register for the @astropy.org workshop! 🔭 #astrocode

astropy@astropy.org · 10mo ago

Register yourself or a student for the 'Python and Astropy for Astronomical Data Analysis' workshop at @aas.org on January 4, 2026. 🔭 #aas247 #astrocode You'll get a broad overview of the astropy functionality that powers astronomy, taught by the @astropy.org team. github.com/astropy/astr...

Photo from the back of a presentation room at a previous Astropy workshop at AAS, showing many folks on laptops and a presenter in an astropy t-shirt.

Re-upping this: @astropy.org is running our first user survey! If you use Astropy, please help us by filling this out and sharing it with your students / colleagues / collaborations / departments: forms.gle/dE3F6Rd8yTes... 🧪🔭

astropy@astropy.org · last yr.

The Astropy Project is made by our community, for our community. But who are we, exactly? We want *your* input in the first astropy user survey: forms.gle/KX2cNuFsQYgV... Share how you use astropy, how to improve it, and how we can support you and your work! 🧪🔭

The Astropy Project is made by our community, for our community. But who are we, exactly? We want *your* input in the first astropy user survey: forms.gle/KX2cNuFsQYgV... Share how you use astropy, how to improve it, and how we can support you and your work! 🧪🔭

2025 Astropy Community Survey

This survey should take less than 15 minutes to complete. Your responses are voluntary and will remain anonymous and confidential. The aggregated, anonymized data will be used to determine developmen...

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Spots available! Register for the "Python and Astropy for Astronomical Data Analysis" workshop on Sunday, January 12 at the 245th AAS meeting at National Harbor, Maryland. #AAS245 🔭 Meeting/workshop registration: aas.org/meetings/aas... Schedule and workshop materials: github.com/astropy/astr...

GitHub - astropy/astropy-workshop: Materials for Astropy Workshops

Materials for Astropy Workshops. Contribute to astropy/astropy-workshop development by creating an account on GitHub.

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Did you know that the data reduction pipelines for JWST and the Roman Space Telescope are written in Python, and depend heavily on astropy? 🧪🔭 Don't forget to register for the astropy workshop at this winter's @aasoffice.bsky.social meeting for an intro to astropy! #AAS245

The astropy workshop at AAS 243 in New Orleans in January 2024.

Did you know that the data reduction pipelines for JWST and the Roman Space Telescope are written in Python, and depend heavily on astropy? 🧪🔭 Don't forget to register for the astropy workshop at this winter's @aasoffice.bsky.social meeting for an intro to astropy! #AAS245

The astropy workshop at AAS 243 in New Orleans in January 2024.