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celestron telescope light gathering calculations by steve s
I have a celestron 8" 203mm starhopper from 1998, in the technical specifications they say it has 843x light gathering than the unaided eye. Most 8" newt.ref....
October 18th 03 09:23 AM
by Bill Ferris Go to last post
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Stopping Dew Forming by Tim Walker
Can anyone give me advice on how to stop dew forming on a 16" mirror which is permanently mounted in an observatory. -- Regards Tim
October 18th 03 09:07 AM
by Martin Brown Go to last post
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Hermes Recovery Story by Bill Ferris
As you may have heard, asteroid 1937 UB (Hermes) was recently recovered. Some of you may ask, what's the big deal about finding a numbered and named asteroid?...
October 18th 03 08:21 AM
by Paul Schlyter Go to last post
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Meteor sightings? by Andrew Morrison
We saw several meteors last night between 9:45 and 10:15. They appeared to be radiating from the NE low in the sky. (We are near Chicago.) To me, it doesn't...
October 18th 03 05:53 AM
by Stuart Levy Go to last post
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Celestron Calibrated Eyepiece by W. Watson
I have a calibrated eyepiece, but often forget to turn off the power switch. It doesn't take long for the 2 small 1.5v 357 watch batteries to drain. There goes...
October 18th 03 05:29 AM
by Michael A. Covington Go to last post
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Apogee, Inc. by donutbandit
Has anybody ever dealt with this firm? They have very good prices on achromatic objectives. Quality?
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October 18th 03 04:45 AM
by Tom Hole Go to last post
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is there such a thing as a double eyepiece for telescope ?? by JF
is there such a thing as a double eyepiece for telescope ?? (its kind of hard to always look with one eye..., it would be nice to have something like...
October 18th 03 04:42 AM
by Tom Hole Go to last post
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WARNING: Geomagnetic K-index of 5 expected by Sam Wormley
Space Weather Message Code: WARK05 Serial Number: 337 Issue Time: 2003 Oct 18 0205 UTC WARNING: Geomagnetic K-index of 5 expected Valid From: 2003 Oct 18 0207...
October 18th 03 04:25 AM
by Sam Wormley Go to last post
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Need help choosing a good mount/tripod for Meade AR5 refractor by Scutter
I recently purchased a Meade AR5 refractor OTA only (5" (127mm) lens, 1180mm focal length). I was hoping to use a tripod and mount that I already had until I...
October 18th 03 03:15 AM
by Scutter Go to last post
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Celestron eyepiece and filter set bargain by Danny
I've just sent off for the $99 Celestron eypiece and filter set by purchasing a low-cost ($80) Celestron refractor and having them bundled. Should be with us...
October 18th 03 02:23 AM
by steve s Go to last post
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newbee question:2x Barlow, why? by Michael A. Covington
A 20mm eyepiece with a 2x Barlow is probably more comfortable (especially if you wear glasses) than a 10mm eyepiece by itself. You are right that the 6mm...
October 18th 03 02:22 AM
by Leor Zolman Go to last post
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Speeing up Registax with a RamDisk by Leor Zolman
Even with a 1.9Gig processor, Registax runs pretty slow on my fastest machine. In the next-to-last issue of LangaList (Fred Langa's PC newsletter), Fred...
October 18th 03 02:00 AM
by Leor Zolman Go to last post
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solar filter - normal by GoldfishPanda
I just got an Orion Solar Filter for my Star Max last week. I just used it for about 10 minutes as the sunw as going down. While it wasn't blinding, my eye I...
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October 17th 03 10:51 PM
by Paul Hyndman Go to last post
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Binocular Support by Robert Braddy
Bought the new Celestron 25x100 weighs 10 #. Good news great optics. Bad news heavy. Got any suggestions for support?
October 17th 03 09:06 PM
by [email protected] Go to last post
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Impromptu "sidewalk astronomy" night in Boston area Tuesday? by Andrew Goldish
Hi. I was talking to a couple of people and offered to take them out to a park in Brookline, MA this Tuesday to show them my telescope. I know there's light...
October 17th 03 07:57 PM
by Stephen Paul Go to last post
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I wish Burnhams by Engineer Scott
had a star chart at the beginning of each constellation with all the objects described in the text plotted. Scotty
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October 17th 03 07:25 PM
by Al Hall Go to last post
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Digital slr camera control via Pc? by Beta Persei
"Anthony Ayiomamitis" wrote: I will thrown in my two cents as well since I have (and cherish) my Nikon Coolpix 995 .... I'm not aware or any digital...
October 17th 03 05:56 PM
by Anthony Ayiomamitis Go to last post
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no subject by Cathy
Seeing the seven sisters, the moon, the beehive cluster, Jupiter and Mercury come over the horizon has been great. Venus arrives a bit late, yet I still hunt...
October 17th 03 05:44 PM
by Tom Rankin Go to last post
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New Image of the Week by Gianluca Masi
Dear All, I've just posted the new "Image of the Week" at the Bellatrix Observatory's website: http://www.bellatrixobservatory.org/picture.html It is an...
October 17th 03 05:40 PM
by Tom Rankin Go to last post
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PizzaGram from Hawaii by Starlord
Subject: PizzaGram - October 25, 2003 Star Party Date: Thursday, October 16, 2003 11:09 PM Greetings Fellow Stargazer, The Second Law of Thermodynamics...
October 17th 03 05:21 PM
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