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Galaxy Cluster Abell 154 - more than meets the eye by ukastronomy
Galaxy Cluster Abell 154 - more than meets the eye Galaxy cluster Abell 154, centered around IC 1635, is not all that it seems. It is listed in Vizier as...
November 22nd 07 06:05 AM
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Lynds' Catalogue of Dark Nebulae (LDN 497) by ukastronomy
Lynds' Catalogue of Dark Nebulae (LDN 497) LDN 497 in Scutum Lynds' Catalogue of Dark Nebulae (LDN 497) shows up well in these two images. Of almost equal...
November 21st 07 02:19 PM
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Big Images from Small Telescopes (3) by ukastronomy
Big Images from Small Telescopes (3) The Horsehead and Flame Nebulae in Orion Before I had the facility to image over the Internet I used to do my astronomy...
November 20th 07 06:52 PM
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A Possible New Common Proper Motion Pair? by ukastronomy
A Possible New Common Proper Motion Pair? TYC 2523-1622-1 and TYC 2523-1878-1 in Ursa Major Careful measurement over many years reveals that all stars are...
November 20th 07 11:34 AM
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FA Birth of Worlds vintage Astronomy 1890 by Alys
The Birth & Growth of Worlds by A H Green 1890,VGC. 61 pages. Interesting old astronomy book featuring a lecture on the birth and growth of the planets,as seen...
November 19th 07 04:27 PM
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Big Images from Small Telescopes (4) by ukastronomy
Big Images from Small Telescopes (4) The Rosette Nebula in Monoceros I had been observing for a number of years before I even realised that the constellation...
November 19th 07 02:18 PM
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Our nearest neighbours - CN LEO (Wolf 359) by ukastronomy
Our nearest neighbours - CN LEO (Wolf 359) CN LEO is the 3rd closest system to Sol. The system consists of a red dwarf of spectral class M6.0 with an...
November 18th 07 01:11 AM
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Digitasl Universe 1.5 available for Amiga OS4 by Bill Eaves
The desktop planetarium "The Digital Universe" v 1.5 has been released for Amiga OS4. An online ordering and download system will be running soon, at...
November 17th 07 10:14 PM
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So why has this pair been listed in the catalog? by ukastronomy
So why has this pair been listed in the catalog? Although the most recent version of the Washington Double Star Catalog (WDS) available through the CDS Vizier...
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November 17th 07 12:47 PM
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Red Variables in NGC 6883 (Cygnus) by ukastronomy
Red Variables in NGC 6883 (Cygnus) These clusters are young and most of the stars tend to be blue or white in color. However note the reddish-orange stars...
November 17th 07 11:21 AM
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Bright comet by Abdul
Where is the best place to find the current position and magnitude of the bright comet mentioned in the newspapers? Abdul
November 17th 07 06:39 AM
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Big Images from Small Telescopes (2) by ukastronomy
Big Images from Small Telescopes (2) IC 1805 a bright nebula in Cassiopeia IC1805 is unusual in that even the usually mega reliable SkyMap Pro doesn't really...
November 16th 07 05:11 PM
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Variable stars in Orion - nice amateur targets by ukastronomy
Variable stars in Orion - nice amateur targets BF ORI - A T Tauri/Herbig AeBe type nebular star that varied by nearly three magnitudes during the intial...
November 15th 07 05:31 PM
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AWR Tech GOTO System (Possibly EQ6 too) Discussion forum! by Robert Geake
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November 15th 07 08:34 AM
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The Amateur Red Dwarf Survey 2007-2008 by ukastronomy
The Amateur Red Dwarf Survey 2007-2008 Red dwarfs are by far the most common but also the most inconspicuous type of star. They are cool, small (7% to 60% of...
November 14th 07 12:56 PM
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New Element Discovered by Redman
Research has led to the discovery of the heaviest element yet known to science. The new element, Governmentium (Gv), has one neutron, 25 assistant neutrons, 88...
November 14th 07 11:00 AM
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Comet Homes by Paul Richardson
Excellent view of the remarkable Comet Holmes tonight in Perseus. It certainly must have been a pretty awesome explosion to cause that amount of outgassing -...
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November 13th 07 05:14 PM
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Red Variables in the Perseus Double Cluster by ukastronomy
Red Variables in the Perseus Double Cluster These clusters are young and most of the stars tend to be blue or white in color. However note the reddish-orange...
November 12th 07 04:42 PM
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Big Images from Small Telescopes - The Gamma Cygni Nebula by ukastronomy
Big Images from Small Telescopes - The Gamma Cygni Nebula The Gamma Cygni Nebula is much larger and far more complex that most astronomers realise. For...
November 11th 07 12:27 PM
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Expanding the statistical toolkit with algebraic statistics by Statistica Sinica
Dear all, Our newly released theme articles on algebraic statistics are now available at (please click on Current Issue): http://www.stat. sinica.edu....
November 11th 07 05:18 AM
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