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I am interested in hearing from people on this newsgroup who are or were actively involved in Near Earth Object (NEO) search projects. I would like to know more about the planning, the observing runs & the processing of images, etc. - basically the hands-on info on the whole process of how it is done in amateur circles nowadays. I am aware of professional projects like NEAT and LINEAR. Please reply to this newsgroup, after which we can make arrangements to communicate via email. Regards Victor |
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Victor wrote:
I am interested in hearing from people on this newsgroup who are or were actively involved in Near Earth Object (NEO) search projects. You should check out the Minor Planet Mail List (MPML) at http://www.bitnik.com/mp/ Regards, Bill Ferris "Cosmic Voyage: The Online Resource for Amateur Astronomers" URL: http://www.cosmic-voyage.net ============= Email: Remove "ic" from .comic above to respond |
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Bill Ferris wrote:
You should check out the Minor Planet Mail List (MPML) at http://www.bitnik.com/mp/ Thanks for the link, Bill. Yes, I guess that is the best resource currently - very technical and detailed. For starters, I should work my way through the archive. |
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