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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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Mar
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- astronomy pajama party
- helped at EH star party (Don Mills)
- lights off please
- join us Saturday
- downloaded REDUC
- REDUC link received
- pure clouds blocked some
- spotted the X (Toronto)
- revised work party date
- why not everyone?
- theory 0; conjecture 1
- webspotting 26 - the crisis
- old mags
- Messier Marathon remote
- watched ATV-3 launch
- improved battery fasteners
- finished a winter list (Toronto)
- found loose terminal
- SCT again
- in the ISS Tracking group
- in the Lucam group
- will work for food
- first cut in BinStar
- measured Castor (Toronto)
- sent samples to Alister
- Tony called about the bins
- collimated Tony's binos (Toronto)
- staring at 1300 maps
- roads clear
- lumpy dark matter shouldn't exist
- tried Tony's binos x2
- Grace found Mars (Toronto)
- liaised with Greg on shortcuts
- can't go
- made obstructed horizon
- researched two stars
- new date selected
- to the Moon
- a little Meade
- evaluated 11" donation (Eringate)
- received Skyhound package
- was on list
- a couple of Messiers (Toronto)
- signboard photo'ed
- where's Mar/Apr?
- frustrating session (Etobicoke)
- Venus near Jupiter (Toronto)
- Meade tries
- 0.11.2 out
- closer again (Toronto)
- discussed budget
- Dietmar is holding
- halve the jump
- Manuel is burning DVDs
- froze site
- bullet problem
- wrangled Phil's netbook
- delivered TSTM
- too thick
- SNO back on
- web site down?
- higher than that
- DVD is it
- halo in motion
- yo yo weather (Toronto)
- Moon halo spotted (Toronto)
- May TSTM request
- asked the expert
- DDO weather live
- Yahoo won't work
- ass-u-me
- an old message?
- 2011 vs 2012 skies
- Sue replied
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