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Hi everyone,
I was just wondering if anyone with any experience of viewing magnitude 1 stars from the UK (with no light pollution and no moon) could have a look at the following thread and see if it makes sense: http://titanic-model.com/dc/dcboard....82 &mode=full (do a search for message ID 19008 for the full discussion). Theres a lot of optical detail that makes some sense to me, but when it mentioned that such-and-such a light should have the same brightness as a mag.1 star at a range of 17 miles, I thought I would ask and see if it is possible (I suspect that is). TIA Paul |
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