Sketches on my homepage

Hello everybody,
I just wanted to do some advertisement for my astronomical sketches on my
website www.schoenball.de

Currently I have 48 sketches about half of them beeing of planetary nebulae
the rest beeing of other deepsky objects. They were made using a 10" Dobson
and my eyes.

Note the "English?" option.

I also have a new section with catalogs for use with Cartes du Ciel.

Thanks,
Martin

On Wed, 1 Oct 2003 18:03:56 +0200, "Martin Schoenball"
wrote:

Hello everybody,
I just wanted to do some advertisement for my astronomical sketches on my
website www.schoenball.de

Currently I have 48 sketches about half of them beeing of planetary nebulae
the rest beeing of other deepsky objects. They were made using a 10" Dobson
and my eyes.

Note the "English?" option.

Thanks for a very informative site! Your sketches are excellent and
have given me some new objects to chase with my 12.5" f/5 newt. It is
a fine example of some great results with modestly-priced, but quite
functional equipment.

I see you have a positive review of the 9mm Ultrawide 66* EP. It looks
to be the same EP as the Scopestuff UItrawides and Orion Expanse
series. I have the 6mm and 9mm and while the 9mm is a good EP (and a
great value), I find the 6mm to be the best in my scope.

I have been pleasantly surprised at the brightness of images of
planetaries and galaxies at 200x+ with the large newt and the
Ultrawide EPs and look forward to observing the objects you highlight
in your sketches.

---
Michael McCulloch

Thanks for a very informative site! Your sketches are excellent and
have given me some new objects to chase with my 12.5" f/5 newt. It is
a fine example of some great results with modestly-priced, but quite
functional equipment.

thank you!

I see you have a positive review of the 9mm Ultrawide 66* EP. It looks
to be the same EP as the Scopestuff UItrawides and Orion Expanse
series. I have the 6mm and 9mm and while the 9mm is a good EP (and a
great value), I find the 6mm to be the best in my scope.

Yes, this eyepiece is equal to the Orion Expanse. I am very satisfied with
this eyepiece espiecially if you consider the price!
I'm sorry to others, but I didn't translate my equipment page to english.
There is only the german version.

Martin

On Wed, 1 Oct 2003 18:36:23 +0200, "Martin Schoenball"
wrote:

I'm sorry to others, but I didn't translate my equipment page to english.
There is only the german version.

No problem. I just used AltaVista's Babelfish to translate it.

---
Michael McCulloch

Very very beautiful sketches, congratulation Martin !

Martin Schoenball wrote:
Hello everybody,
I just wanted to do some advertisement for my astronomical sketches on my
website www.schoenball.de

Currently I have 48 sketches about half of them beeing of planetary nebulae
the rest beeing of other deepsky objects. They were made using a 10" Dobson
and my eyes.

Note the "English?" option.

I also have a new section with catalogs for use with Cartes du Ciel.

Thanks,
Martin

Hi Martin,

Nice drawings! Do you have any lunar drawings?

Clear Skies

Chuck Taylor
Do you observe the moon?
Try the Lunar Observing Group
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/lunar-observing/

"Martin Schoenball" wrote in message
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Hello everybody,
I just wanted to do some advertisement for my astronomical sketches on my
website www.schoenball.de

Currently I have 48 sketches about half of them beeing of planetary
nebulae
the rest beeing of other deepsky objects. They were made using a 10"
Dobson
and my eyes.

Note the "English?" option.

I also have a new section with catalogs for use with Cartes du Ciel.

Thanks,
Martin

"Chuck Taylor" schrieb im
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Hi Martin,

Nice drawings! Do you have any lunar drawings?


No, I must confess I am very little interested in observing the moon. For me
it only plays the role of natural light pollution :-)

Martin

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www.schoenball.de

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"Chuck Taylor" schrieb im
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Hi Martin,

Nice drawings! Do you have any lunar drawings?


No, I must confess I am very little interested in observing the moon. For
me
it only plays the role of natural light pollution :-)

Ah, another good observing/drawing talent is wasted on faint fuzzies.

;-)

Chuck Taylor
Do you observe the moon?
Try the Lunar Observing Group
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/lunar-observing/

Martin

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www.schoenball.de

On Thu, 2 Oct 2003 10:59:19 -0700, "Chuck Taylor" ...reflected:

"Martin Schoenball" wrote in message
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"Chuck Taylor" schrieb im
Newsbeitrag ...
Hi Martin,

Nice drawings! Do you have any lunar drawings?


No, I must confess I am very little interested in observing the moon. For
me
it only plays the role of natural light pollution :-)

Ah, another good observing/drawing talent is wasted on faint fuzzies.

;-)

Chuck Taylor
Do you observe the moon?
Try the Lunar Observing Group
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/lunar-observing/

I missed the Moon last night. By the time I had set up my scope in a
location free of interference from distant neighbors' lights, it had already
begun to sink 'neath the trees.

I'm going to try and set up a bit earlier this evening.

Alan