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RIP Beagle 2? by
Paul Henney
JB has just finished its sweep and nothing, no UHF carrier wave.
It was a brave effort but given the number of possible single point
failures along the line...
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New version ofCartes du Ciel by
Martin Frey
Just found out: version 3
http://www.ap-i.net/skychart/modules.php?op=modload&name=Downloads&file=index&req=viewdownload&cid=9
watch for url wrap.
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Martin...
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Tented observatories? by
david
As a complete 'newbie' both to the ng and to astronomy I hve to ask this...
My main problems here at home are twofold: light spillage from my own house
and...
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Quick beginners question by
Steve
I have an adaptor for my Tasco reflector which is supposed to show the image
the right way up. When I use it, all I see is the reflection of my eye in
the...
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December 31st 03 05:40 PM
by david
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Beagle-2 Airbags by
MrMoor
Just an idea, I may be wrong but I wonder if anyone has properly
thought about what pressure the airbags on Beagle 2 had to be inflated
to, if the martian...
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Where is north? by
david
Not a stupid question, but reading P Moors book "Guide to stars and planets"
it seems that he uses the convention of inverted north (to make up a
phrase),...
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(3/3) Terraced Hills of Mars by
Richard Clark
Terraced Hills of Mars
(3 of 3)
See Pictu APOD: 2003 December 24 - Layered Hills on Mars
http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap031224.html
In article...
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All those New Years ago by
Lawrence
Back in the 1960s, my friend and I once saw the New Year in with the
telescope at his house. It was a clear sky so we took it in turns to
look at M42 while...
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Beagle Landing Site Pictures by
KJB
Some pictures of the landing site have been posted on beagle2.com
(http://www.beagle2.com/resources/landingphotos.htm).
A thought passed through my head (a...
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Replacement mount - recommendations? by
Jim
A few nights ago, whilst pootling around the sky, I came to the
following conclusion: My GEM mount must go. I'm using an Orion Optics
Europa 250. Ideally I...
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by Jim
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Comet Linear C2002 by
Dave
Anyone seen this comet? Haven't looked for it yet but it's quite near
M33 so pretty well placed this week - and getting better. According to
this...
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Royal Institute Christmas Lectures. by
Brendan DJ Murphy
Just a reminder to everyone that Dr Monica Grady will be hosting this years Christmas Lectures.
The first of her live lectures is on Sunday 28 December at...
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Jupiter Events ( 3 Jan - 9 Jan ) by
Brendan DJ Murphy
GALILEAN SATELLITE PHENOMENA
Table created using The Planets 2.02
A FREE program available from http://www.cpac.org.uk
Jupiter & Sun rise and set times based...
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Happy New Year and what I'd like to see. by
Simon Gartfield
Hi All,
Hope that you all enjoyed the Christmas and New Year celebrations, and
everyone is looking forward to a great year of astronomy.
Of late it seems...
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direct sunshine by
Henry
Greetings. I expect that the information I seek is either available in a
table somewhere or can be easily calculated with the right set of
equations. I would...
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Equatorial mount use! by
Richard @
Does anyone have any information of how to get the best out of my GEM? I can
use it, point it at objects and even managed to balance the damn thing given
the...
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January 1st 04 05:25 PM
by david
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Anyone using this Software? by
Simon Gartfield
Have seen what looks to be a nice piece of astronomy software,
http://members.aol.com/graystel/gsahp.htm
Wonder are there any users here. and if so your...
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lx90 or etx125 by
Stuart Turrell
I have to restrict my spending on my next telescope. i did want a lx200gps,
but women factors have played a part, and now i am limited in how much i can
spend!...
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Das LIDL-Scope by
Hugh Watkins
got one £69
I am a newbie age 68 on the seventh jan 2004
saw Io Ganymed and Calypso first time
great
The "Skylux 379" is a 70mm aperture refractor with...
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