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Observing - Darn, Darn, Darn! I just realized....
I'm out of town tomorrow night. I'm in California and was planning on
being up late viewing the Transit on some of the webcasts and maybe the Soho images. Unfortunately, I'm in Seattle and will probably have a dialup connection so no such luck. I'll just have to download some of the images after the fact. And to make matters worse? CSC has Washington pretty much clouded over tomorrow so my plan to take my Binoculars up and look around won't work very well either. SIGH. Clear, Dark Skies, Mark |
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Observing - Darn, Darn, Darn! I just realized....
CSC has Washington pretty much clouded over tomorrow so my plan to
take my Binoculars up and look around won't work very well either. Not exactly an unusual state of affairs in Western Washington.... There's a good reason why Anacortes Telescope and Wild Bird is not an Astro only store... g jon |
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Observing - Darn, Darn, Darn! I just realized....
Mark Smith wrote in message . ..
I'm out of town tomorrow night. I'm in California and was planning on being up late viewing the Transit on some of the webcasts and maybe the Soho images. According to NASA, SOHO will not be able to see the transit anyway. From its halo orbit, Venus passes below the sun. But there is a webcast from Greece: http://sunearth.gsfc.nasa.gov/sunear...serve_2004.htm Enjoy, --Lar |
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Observing - Darn, Darn, Darn! I just realized....
Mark Smith observed:
CSC has Washington pretty much clouded over tomorrow Things have changed. Give CSC a look now for the Seattle area and you'll find that tonight (Monday night) offers pretty good conditions between 9:00 p.m. through 5:00 a.m. on Tuesday. Of course, it could change for the worse again, but I'm planning on getting my scope out. -- Martin "Photographs From the Universe of Amateur Astronomy" http://home.earthlink.net/~martinhowell |
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Observing - Darn, Darn, Darn! I just realized....
"Jon Isaacs" wrote Not exactly an unusual state of affairs in Western Washington.... When I lived in Seattle, I always gave the weather forecast in October: "Rain, with partial clearing toward April." The rest of the year is surprisingly nice with a decent amount of sunshine. Howard |
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Observing - Darn, Darn, Darn! I just realized....
"John 'Perry Como' Steinberg" wrote Howard "The Bluest Skies I've Ever Seen" Lester wrote: When I lived in Seattle, I always gave the weather forecast in October: "Rain, with partial clearing toward April." .. Let it also be known by all, that when Howard lived in Seattle, back hair was sexy, a night club was a large wooden shaft used for taking down nocturnal animals, and Woolly Mammoths still roamed the planet. roar? Just how old is Howard? (I question I often field privately.) Let's just say that when people call him at 7:30 pm, they invariably ask, "Did I wake you?" Well, it DOES get dark out, you know, and I can't build a fire in the backyard, so... |
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Observing - Darn, Darn, Darn! I just realized....
John Steinberg wrote:
Just how old is Howard? (I question I often field privately.) Let's just say that when people call him at 7:30 pm, they invariably ask, "Did I wake you?" John, So are you saying that perhaps Howard should stop buying green bananas? -- Martin |
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Observing - Darn, Darn, Darn! I just realized....
"Martin R. Howell" wrote John, So are you saying that perhaps Howard should stop buying green bananas? Or he should quit watching Ernie Kovacs' reruns of the Nairobi Trio. |
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