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I stay at a place (Bombay) with considerable light pollution thus
ruling out taking up any serious viewing with a telescope. Also, I can't afford the expensive telescopes for deep space viewing or CCD imagers for astrospectroscopy. I read a bit about radio astronomy but it seems limited to the observing phenomenon on the earth and planets close by. My question is how can I involve myself into amateur deep space astronomy, either all by myself or working with a group of amateur astronomers? I am an IT Security professional, I can program in Perl/C, have worked as Unix administrator extensively and understand basic trigonometry, calculus, physics and physical chemistry (although that was ten years back but I can refresh myself again if I go thru the books). - Siddhartha |
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