Sky at Night magazine follow-up

Thanks to Callum for posting the breaking information on the Sky at
Night magazine. I've been sitting here, faithfully keeping quiet with
this information since late January!

I have been asked to write the 8-page star watching pull-out for the
magazine each month. I'll try to cover beginners right up to
experienced observers so expect a bit of meat in there! The rest of
the magazine is stacking up to have some interesting content (not just
TLPs Owen!) and there's a great team supporting it.

Those of you who are into imaging will be relieved to know that you
can submit images by email to the magazine. If you have something
you'd like to submit, send it to...



Make sure you identify who you are, what the subject is and give
equipment/exposure details.

I'm glad the secret's out at last!

--
Pete
http://www.digitalsky.org.uk

In article , Pete Lawrence wrote:
Thanks to Callum for posting the breaking information on the Sky at
Night magazine. I've been sitting here, faithfully keeping quiet with
this information since late January!

I have been asked to write the 8-page star watching pull-out for the
magazine each month. I'll try to cover beginners right up to
experienced observers so expect a bit of meat in there! The rest of
the magazine is stacking up to have some interesting content (not just
TLPs Owen!) and there's a great team supporting it.

Those of you who are into imaging will be relieved to know that you
can submit images by email to the magazine. If you have something
you'd like to submit, send it to...



Make sure you identify who you are, what the subject is and give
equipment/exposure details.

I'm glad the secret's out at last!


Well, I hope you include an article on 'how to build an anti-cloud
machine'.

Seriously, looking forward to this. Nice one, mate.

Jim
--
Find me at http://www.ursaMinorBeta.co.uk
"Brace yourself, this might make your eyes water."

Pete Lawrence wrote:
Thanks to Callum for posting the breaking information on the Sky at
Night magazine. I've been sitting here, faithfully keeping quiet with
this information since late January!

Pete, have you any idea if it is likely to be available by postal
subscription to poor isolated souls in foreign parts? If so any contact
details please?
--
Holly, in France
Holiday Home in Dordogne
http://la-plaine.chez.tiscali.fr/

On Mon, 14 Mar 2005 16:10:39 -0000, "Holly, in France"
wrote:

Pete, have you any idea if it is likely to be available by postal
subscription to poor isolated souls in foreign parts? If so any contact
details please?

Hi Holly,

Sorry, I don't know how available it will be overseas. I suggest you
send your query to . I'm sure
someone will sort you out.

--
Pete Lawrence
http://www.digitalsky.org.uk

Pete Lawrence wrote:
On Mon, 14 Mar 2005 16:10:39 -0000, "Holly, in France"
wrote:

Pete, have you any idea if it is likely to be available by postal
subscription to poor isolated souls in foreign parts? If so any
contact details please?

Hi Holly,

Sorry, I don't know how available it will be overseas. I suggest you
send your query to . I'm sure
someone will sort you out.

Done, thanks Pete.

--
Holly, in France
Holiday Home in Dordogne
http://la-plaine.chez.tiscali.fr/

Who are the team ?

Owen

Pete Lawrence wrote:
Thanks to Callum for posting the breaking information on the Sky at
Night magazine. I've been sitting here, faithfully keeping quiet with
this information since late January!

I have been asked to write the 8-page star watching pull-out for the
magazine each month. I'll try to cover beginners right up to
experienced observers so expect a bit of meat in there! The rest of
the magazine is stacking up to have some interesting content (not just
TLPs Owen!) and there's a great team supporting it.

Those of you who are into imaging will be relieved to know that you
can submit images by email to the magazine. If you have something
you'd like to submit, send it to...



Make sure you identify who you are, what the subject is and give
equipment/exposure details.

I'm glad the secret's out at last!

On Mon, 14 Mar 2005 18:35:35 +0000, Owen Brazell
wrote:

Who are the team ?

I suggest you direct your question directly to the magazine and get
the information you want firsthand
). There will be a website available shortly I understand which will
probably answer all of your queries anyway.
--
Pete Lawrence
http://www.digitalsky.org.uk

It could well succeed, given the reluctance of Astronomy Now to even publish
an e-mail address for any form of communication! I had to send in some images
on a f.d. or CD-ROM by post! No response whatsoever, so I don't bother with
them again.

Good luck with your venture.

Lawrence Harris



On Mon, 14 Mar 2005 21:38:37 +0000, Pete Lawrence
wrote:

On Mon, 14 Mar 2005 18:35:35 +0000, Owen Brazell
wrote:

Who are the team ?

I suggest you direct your question directly to the magazine and get
the information you want firsthand
). There will be a website available shortly I understand which will
probably answer all of your queries anyway.

"Pete Lawrence" wrote in message
news [snip]
Those of you who are into imaging will be relieved to know that you
can submit images by email to the magazine. If you have something
you'd like to submit, send it to...



You just love rubbing it in, don't you?
Grim

ps congrats.