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Total occultation of the Moon - 9 Nov 2003



 
 
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Old November 15th 03, 04:36 PM
Markus Langlotz
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Default Total occultation of the Moon - 9 Nov 2003

Dear friends,

hereover in Europe, we had an occultation of the Moon
last Saturday night. You're invited to have a look into my
moon galerie, where Ya can find pix of it.

http://mitglied.lycos.de/ntlpages/astro_galerie.htm


Hope, You aren't too bored...

Markus


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Old November 15th 03, 05:28 PM
Stan Jensen
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Default Total occultation of the Moon - 9 Nov 2003

Wow!!! I must have missed it!

But I *did* get to see the total lunar eclipse the night before!!!





On 15 Nov 2003 08:36:29 -0800, (Markus
Langlotz) wrote:

Dear friends,

hereover in Europe, we had an occultation of the Moon
last Saturday night. You're invited to have a look into my
moon galerie, where Ya can find pix of it.

http://mitglied.lycos.de/ntlpages/astro_galerie.htm


Hope, You aren't too bored...

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Old November 15th 03, 08:56 PM
Carsten A. Arnholm
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Default Total occultation of the Moon - 9 Nov 2003

That's interesting. I saw it 9 Nov 2003. And so did Nasa
http://sunearth.gsfc.nasa.gov/eclips...2003Nov09T.gif

Btw., my webcast images + MPEG animations can be seen at
http://www.astro.uio.no/ita/nyheter/...aane_1103.html


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Stan Jensen wrote:
Wow!!! I must have missed it!

But I *did* get to see the total lunar eclipse the night before!!!





On 15 Nov 2003 08:36:29 -0800, (Markus
Langlotz) wrote:

Dear friends,

hereover in Europe, we had an occultation of the Moon
last Saturday night. You're invited to have a look into my
moon galerie, where Ya can find pix of it.

http://mitglied.lycos.de/ntlpages/astro_galerie.htm


Hope, You aren't too bored...


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Old November 16th 03, 10:13 AM
Kilolani
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Default Total occultation of the Moon - 9 Nov 2003

Precisely what object did you see occult the moon last Saturday?

It would have to be as large as (please... don't shooot) Planet X to occult
the moon.

(joke... it's a joke...)

"Markus Langlotz" wrote in message
om...
Dear friends,

hereover in Europe, we had an occultation of the Moon
last Saturday night. You're invited to have a look into my
moon galerie, where Ya can find pix of it.

http://mitglied.lycos.de/ntlpages/astro_galerie.htm


Hope, You aren't too bored...

Markus


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Quidquid agis, agas prudenter et respice finem!
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Vilsweg 2b
D-93073 Neutraubling

Die Astroseite: http://www.N-T-L.de
Die Starfinderseite: http://starfinder.N-T-L.de
Die Mailadresse: ntl.observatory at freenet.de



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Old November 16th 03, 05:48 PM
Markus Langlotz
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Default Total occultation of the Moon - 9 Nov 2003

....my English dictionary calles it "occultation". May be lunar eclipse is better?
Tell me, whats the correct expression. *no joke*

Markus
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Old November 16th 03, 06:43 PM
Kilolani
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Default Total occultation of the Moon - 9 Nov 2003

Hi Markus,

Eclipse is better. An occultation is when one body passes in front of
another. An eclipse is when the shadow of one body falls on another. Of
course if you were standing on the Sun, then an eclipse would, in fact, be
an occultation of the Moon by the Earth.

"Markus Langlotz" wrote in message
om...
...my English dictionary calles it "occultation". May be lunar eclipse is

better?
Tell me, whats the correct expression. *no joke*

Markus



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Old November 16th 03, 07:47 PM
Ben Kolstad
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Default Total occultation of the Moon - 9 Nov 2003

Schoene bilder! Leider hatten wir hier zu viele Wolken...

--Ben Kolstad

Markus Langlotz wrote:

Dear friends,

hereover in Europe, we had an occultation of the Moon
last Saturday night. You're invited to have a look into my
moon galerie, where Ya can find pix of it.

http://mitglied.lycos.de/ntlpages/astro_galerie.htm


Hope, You aren't too bored...

Markus


__________________________________________________ __

Quidquid agis, agas prudenter et respice finem!
__________________________________________________ __

DANUBIA-OBSERVATORIUM

Markus A. R. Langlotz
Vilsweg 2b
D-93073 Neutraubling

Die Astroseite: http://www.N-T-L.de
Die Starfinderseite: http://starfinder.N-T-L.de
Die Mailadresse: ntl.observatory at freenet.de


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Old November 16th 03, 08:20 PM
Mike Simmons
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Default Total occultation of the Moon - 9 Nov 2003

Not that we're consistent with those proper definitions. A solar
"eclipse" is in fact an occultation. But a lunar eclipse is, indeed, a
real eclipse.

Mike Simmons

Kilolani wrote:

Hi Markus,

Eclipse is better. An occultation is when one body passes in front of
another. An eclipse is when the shadow of one body falls on another. Of
course if you were standing on the Sun, then an eclipse would, in fact, be
an occultation of the Moon by the Earth.

"Markus Langlotz" wrote in message
om...
...my English dictionary calles it "occultation". May be lunar eclipse is

better?
Tell me, whats the correct expression. *no joke*

Markus

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Old November 16th 03, 10:12 PM
Kilolani
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Default Total occultation of the Moon - 9 Nov 2003

Point well taken. I was only thinking of a lunar eclipse.

"Mike Simmons" wrote in message
...
Not that we're consistent with those proper definitions. A solar
"eclipse" is in fact an occultation. But a lunar eclipse is, indeed, a
real eclipse.

Mike Simmons

Kilolani wrote:

Hi Markus,

Eclipse is better. An occultation is when one body passes in front of
another. An eclipse is when the shadow of one body falls on another. Of
course if you were standing on the Sun, then an eclipse would, in fact,

be
an occultation of the Moon by the Earth.

"Markus Langlotz" wrote in message
om...
...my English dictionary calles it "occultation". May be lunar eclipse

is
better?
Tell me, whats the correct expression. *no joke*

Markus



 




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