Share the sky
Free public stargazing, astrophotography sessions and lectures open to all: the sky belongs to everyone.
About us
Founded in 2021 at the UFR SSMT of Félix Houphouët-Boigny University, AIA gathers some forty enthusiasts determined to make astronomy an Ivorian affair.
Free public stargazing, astrophotography sessions and lectures open to all: the sky belongs to everyone.
School tours, astronomy clubs, guidance towards scientific careers — with particular attention to young women.
Asteroid search campaigns with the IAU and NASA, and eventually a national observatory producing data useful to the international community.
Birth of AIA at the UFR SSMT of Félix Houphouët-Boigny University.
Six asteroids detected during IASC campaigns run with the IAU and NASA.
Launch of the AstroPause lectures and growth of school clubs.
A national astronomical observatory — first stone of an Ivorian space agency.
Board member portraits are coming soon — this section is fed directly by the team through the back office.
Carries the association’s vision and represents it before Ivorian and international institutions.
Coordinates the association’s life, memberships and member relations.
Plans outings, manages telescopes and trains new observers.
Designs school tours and supports high-school astronomy clubs.
Leads IASC campaigns and the follow-up of our six asteroids with the Minor Planet Center.
Tells AIA’s story to the public: social media, press, and this website.
Student, enthusiast or simply curious about the sky: AIA opens its telescopes to you. No experience required — just the urge to look up.