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Observation notes (with equipment details), photos, sketches, reviews, software tips, random thoughts, by an amateur astronomer.
The Moon Now
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- coached Sharmin
- heavy
- synchronicity
- home in time for docking
- beautiful Earth
- not supported
- good read
- presentation notes up
- caught the launch
- more applicants
- delivered TSTM Feb 11
- occultation suggestion
- meeting handout for Ralph
- no data on Lem (Toronto)
- cable arrived
- slide scans
- Saturn and our Moon (Blue Mountains)
- ISS pass captured (Blue Mountains)
- brief observing (Blue Mountains)
- couldn't see the target (Blue Mountains)
- serendipitous Sun (Blue Mountains)
- I knew it I knew it I knew it I knew it
- cable in transit
- a stitch in time
- so what are they for?
- fake 'scope
- math homework
- old dog
- polar specs
- bad seeing (Toronto)
- porch observatory
- aligning with SkyTools
- getting ready for the finish
- tail end
- lots of junk
- to insert
- meteor spotted (Toronto)
- the mask
- cutting begins
- more errors spotted
- gallery launched
- storm spotted! (Mount Teide)
- first SLOOH shots (Mount Teide)
- SLOOH snaps
- announced Stellarium course
- two months too long
- ironic
- Moon and Hamal (Toronto)
- survey prep
- on SLOOH
- half way to Mars
- roll out the green carpet
- two shovels
- tiny 393s
- wing nut
- don't piss off Mama Bear
- Grace found the stickers
- returned RS-485
- makes me happy
- no good deed
- warm 'em
- flashlight, no headlight, done
- digital pen dead
- finish RASC TC calendar
- created the new NOVA page
- ordered green cable
- Windows vs. Macintosh
- Stellarium tutoring
- TLAO shared lists
- remoteless
- NSN channel ready
- upturned Moon (Etobicoke)
- Venus from Bloor (Toronto)
- stars are back (Toronto)
- direction indicator back
- handwarmer working
- little red light
- grace period
- Yahoo offers chat
- 2Ï€R
- 485 to 232
- repairs and chores
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