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Davoud wrote:
OK, just kidding. I've been in Bombay, so I know what you're up against. You didn't say whether you can easily get out of the city, or whether you have a local astronomy club. I know that there are many amateur astronomers in India, so you should be able to find a club for guidance. Meanwhile, you could consider getting a pair of binoculars and a tripod with a holder for the binoculars. One of Bombay's many very fine machine shops could build you a binocular holder that will mount on a tripod or other support. Good luck! Sorry, I didn't mention it but getting out of the city is a bit of a problem. I've taken the binoculars to telescope route earlier (when I was in Muscat) but ran into the same problem of costs and light pollution. Eventually, you need to invest in a mega-$$$ telescope to spot deep space objects. What I was looking for is what kind of activities that can I do sitting on my chair with a computer like data crunching (other than SETI ![]() custom scripts/programs or remotely monitoring certain output. - Siddhartha |
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