TSP 2005 Observing Programs in PDF

The Texas Star Party: May 1-8, 2005

TSP 2005 Observing Programs

If you are going to the 2005 Texas Star Party, and want a head start on
the binocular and telescope observing programs, here is your chance.
TSP Observing Coordinator John Wagoner has furnished us with this
year's programs, and you can now download them from the AAAA website in
PDF format. You will still need to observe all of the objects at this
year's Texas Star Party, but downloading the files now will allow you
to plan your observing sessions ahead of time.

http://www.astromax.org/swral/tsp/pgm-2005.htm

This year's TSP 2005 Telescope Observing Program is called Eye on the
Sky & Bright Sky. The TSP 2005 Binocular Observing Club is 25 Showcase
Objects Under Ideal Conditions.

John Wagoner is one of the best known binocular observers in the
country. Not only is he familiar with the skies of both the Northern
and Southern Hemispheres, but he has created some of the most popular
binocular observing programs available. And he is also the observing
coordinator for the internationally known Texas Star Party, the premier
dark-sky observing event for amateur astronomers in North America.

Visit the TSP Web Site: http://www.texasstarparty.org

Clear Skies and Good Observing.

Ed Flaspoeler, President
American Association of Amateur Astronomers
http://www.astromax.com

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