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2024 Solar Eclipse
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Has anyone begun planning where they are going for the April 2024 Solar Eclipse? Robert
Has anyone begun planning where they are going for the April 2024 Solar Eclipse? Robert
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Robert Schmidt
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Uncle Kent
May you have a prominence birthday with a spotless week.
May you have a prominence birthday with a spotless week.
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jimcoble2000
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Hey youze can't behave?
Whats a matta youze? Youze cant behave youze gets whacked. Astronomers still have their eyes on that asteroid NASA whacked Astronomers still have their eyes on that asteroid NASA whacked NASA's Double
Whats a matta youze? Youze cant behave youze gets whacked. Astronomers still have their eyes on that asteroid NASA whacked Astronomers still have their eyes on that asteroid NASA whacked NASA's Double
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jimcoble2000
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Moon Last Night
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A very pleasant evening last night. Jupiter and Venus were loverly. Spent some time on the moon. The eastern edge of Mare Imbrium was gorgeous. The terminator ran from Plato down the Apennines to Erat
A very pleasant evening last night. Jupiter and Venus were loverly. Spent some time on the moon. The eastern edge of Mare Imbrium was gorgeous. The terminator ran from Plato down the Apennines to Erat
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Ian Stewart
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Asteroid follow on.
A bit of follow up to my post and Kent's picture. I mentioned we observed asteroid Pallas, third largest asteroid in the solar system. f If you would like something out of the ordinary and available t
A bit of follow up to my post and Kent's picture. I mentioned we observed asteroid Pallas, third largest asteroid in the solar system. f If you would like something out of the ordinary and available t
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jimcoble2000
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Zoom Link for Tonight's BBAA Meeting
For those who wish to attend remotely: Topic: BBAA Monthly Meeting Time: Mar 2, 2023 07:30 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada) Every month on the First Thu, 3 occurrence(s) Mar 2, 2023 07:30 PM Apr 6, 202
For those who wish to attend remotely: Topic: BBAA Monthly Meeting Time: Mar 2, 2023 07:30 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada) Every month on the First Thu, 3 occurrence(s) Mar 2, 2023 07:30 PM Apr 6, 202
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Richard W Roberts
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On a better note. Last night.
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Well after a promising start when it looked like the clouds were clearing, they really got going around 7 and I thought we were through but then in an hour or so things got fairly good. Seeing was fai
Well after a promising start when it looked like the clouds were clearing, they really got going around 7 and I thought we were through but then in an hour or so things got fairly good. Seeing was fai
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jimcoble2000
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Jupiter & Venus
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Enjoying a nice view of Jupiter in the same 35x field of view in the telescope in broad daylight. Sent from my iPhone 14
Enjoying a nice view of Jupiter in the same 35x field of view in the telescope in broad daylight. Sent from my iPhone 14
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Kent Blackwell
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Dark Town
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This Scottish Dark Sky Town Decided To Go Even Darker This Scottish Dark Sky Town Decided To Go Even Darker Moffat's annual experiment in switching off artificial lighting has had unexpected results.
This Scottish Dark Sky Town Decided To Go Even Darker This Scottish Dark Sky Town Decided To Go Even Darker Moffat's annual experiment in switching off artificial lighting has had unexpected results.
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jimcoble2000
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Sunday night
It was a chilly, but pretty day Sunday. Unfortunately, the forecast was for clouds to roll in by 9:00 pm, an surely enough thin clouds did roll in. However, the sky was clear enough early on to view a
It was a chilly, but pretty day Sunday. Unfortunately, the forecast was for clouds to roll in by 9:00 pm, an surely enough thin clouds did roll in. However, the sky was clear enough early on to view a
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Kent Blackwell
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Best observation of the night
Poor night for observing but the best observation was a flight of white snow geese migrating back north after dark. The V shaped formation of pure white birds flying in the dark was worth the while.
Poor night for observing but the best observation was a flight of white snow geese migrating back north after dark. The V shaped formation of pure white birds flying in the dark was worth the while.
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jimcoble2000
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Oh speaking of that East German telescope no one has heard of...........
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Here is a picture sent by one of the surviving members of the family that started the observatory and built the scope. Long held behind the Iron curtain few know of this place where Einstein held his
Here is a picture sent by one of the surviving members of the family that started the observatory and built the scope. Long held behind the Iron curtain few know of this place where Einstein held his
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jimcoble2000
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The Sun Friday February 24, 2023
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Wow, another good day for prominences, two giant, tall, plume-like prominences resembling a water fountain.
Wow, another good day for prominences, two giant, tall, plume-like prominences resembling a water fountain.
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Kent Blackwell
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Fun warm night at the planetarium
Well another triumph for the weather men. What was supposed to be a clear night looked a lot cloudy to me. Things started out very poor during the day but sort of cleared around 4 in the afternoon. We
Well another triumph for the weather men. What was supposed to be a clear night looked a lot cloudy to me. Things started out very poor during the day but sort of cleared around 4 in the afternoon. We
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jimcoble2000
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Solar Eclipse Images and Video
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I am writing the code for the club's new solar eclipse page on our website. It would be helpful and I would prefer to use images and video from our own members. If you have any from previous eclipses
I am writing the code for the club's new solar eclipse page on our website. It would be helpful and I would prefer to use images and video from our own members. If you have any from previous eclipses
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Shawn Loescher
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SUN
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Get your HA out, OMG surface detail all the way across, 6/7 prominences and one has about 6 all gathered together , sh.. happeningCheck this outDC
Get your HA out, OMG surface detail all the way across, 6/7 prominences and one has about 6 all gathered together , sh.. happeningCheck this outDC
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Dale Carey
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Fw: March sky materials from the AL
Carpe Noctem Bill McLean ----- Forwarded Message ----- From: dknabb01@... <dknabb01@...> To: Don 01 account <dknabb01@...> Sent: Wednesday, February 22, 2023 at 08:16:16 PM EST Subject: FW: March sky
Carpe Noctem Bill McLean ----- Forwarded Message ----- From: dknabb01@... <dknabb01@...> To: Don 01 account <dknabb01@...> Sent: Wednesday, February 22, 2023 at 08:16:16 PM EST Subject: FW: March sky
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preciousmyprecious
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One more follow up on Collinder 70 (Orion's belt)
I think the Pacific islander definition is nicer than Collinder 70! Kao-Makali‘i, Na Kao ("The Darts of Makali‘i"): The three stars in the middle of Ka Hei-hei o na Keiki. In Tonga, the three stars ar
I think the Pacific islander definition is nicer than Collinder 70! Kao-Makali‘i, Na Kao ("The Darts of Makali‘i"): The three stars in the middle of Ka Hei-hei o na Keiki. In Tonga, the three stars ar
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jimcoble2000
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Addendum to last night's asteroid observation
6 Hebe was on the menu last night after trying to do it under marginal conditions last Saturday. I was just thinking hmm. I think I have a sample of an H Chondrite meteorite in my collection, sure eno
6 Hebe was on the menu last night after trying to do it under marginal conditions last Saturday. I was just thinking hmm. I think I have a sample of an H Chondrite meteorite in my collection, sure eno
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jimcoble2000
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Nice evening
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We had a chance to observe last night under quite dry conditions. It seemed it was never a dark night last night but we had a pleasant time anyways. We started by having a back yard Mardi Gras. Beads
We had a chance to observe last night under quite dry conditions. It seemed it was never a dark night last night but we had a pleasant time anyways. We started by having a back yard Mardi Gras. Beads
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jimcoble2000
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