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Contributing to Clear Sky Clock by
Michael A. Covington
I just sent, via Paypal, a $25 contribution to keep the Clear Sky Clock
going. I'd like to encourage others to do the same (although in the long
run,...
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Firstscope 76 EQ - Please Help! by
Timbo
Hi all,
I'm a complete newbie with astronomy, and have an issue in relation to my
new Celestron Firstscope 76 EQ - basically, I cannot get a good view...
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by Timbo
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My first DSO by
halfastory
I've had my telescope (Helios Explorer130P) for six months and managed to
see the moon, some planets and a few double stars. My views of DSO have...
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Clear Sky Clocks: they back ... sorta by
Attilla Danko
The clear sky clocks web pages are acessible again,
although it looks like I may have lost my domain name.
You can reach the clear sky clock homepage, and...
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Old vs. new Uranometria by
Michael A. Covington
Any thoughts on the old vs. new editions of Uranometria 2000.0? I must
confess I've found the new one a little hard to use because it's so
cluttered with...
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New site for observers by
Anthony Ayiomamitis
Ladies and gents,
I thought I would mention the start-up of a new NASA-funded
web site which is dedicated to astronomy-related observations of all
kinds....
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Saturn 10/23/03 by
Wes Higgins
Hi,
I had some very steady seeing and took this Saturn image
10/23/03 10:59UT Tecumseh Oklahoma ,if anyone wants to
take a look at it the image and details...
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Dobsonian mounts by
Patrick
Which type of Dobsonian mount is better: the kind with springs for
tension on the altitude axis (or no springs at all), or the Synta type
with 'tension control...
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October 25th 03 11:27 PM
by Patrick
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Measuring Dark Pupil by
Stephen Paul
Here's what I did:
1) Stand in front of mirror with measuring stick and get a read on the
outside diameter of my iris.
2) Take a picture of my eye in a...
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Too-much cleaning fluid, apparently... by
Alexander Avtanski
Hi,
After some use my eyepieces needed cleaning - especially
a 10mm Plossl which was _really_ dirty and was even showing
halo around Mars. So, I decided to...
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October 25th 03 10:38 PM
by Edward
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Digital Cameras by
Ed Majden
I'm thinking about buying a Canon G5 5-MPixel digital camera. Has
anyone tried to record stars using the time exposure feature in the cameras
widest mode? If...
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Mystery spot on Jupiter by
Ratboy99
Why are they treating a spot on Jupiter like it's so mysterious and uncommon?
rat
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email: remove 'et' from .com(et) in above email address
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October 25th 03 05:47 PM
by Drew32
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Gas giants, seeing and collimation by
Tom Hole
I got up at 0400 this morning to spend some more time with the gas giants,
Jupiter and Saturn. Ok, maybe a little peak at Orion as well. I normally
don't post...
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Planetary Seeing Suprise by
Jeff Schroeder
I did my last public Mars viewing yesterday night at the Mt San Antonio
College Planetarium in Walnut, Ca. This was for a long scheduled fundraiser
for the...
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Clear Sky Clock by
Dean Petters
Anyone else having a problem accessing the "clear sky clock" website? i
get a message saying the domain has expired...
Dean
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Nam of this group of rocks? by
Michael A. Covington
Do you mean the Lagrange Points in Jupiter's orbit, home of the "Trojan"
asteroids?
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SubSeven by
Bill Foley
If you have problems with SubSeven, got to wilders.org, click on free tools,
and search for subseven. There are free downloads on how to get rid of
SubSeven. ...
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