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Sunday, December 28, 2014
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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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Dec
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- added moons
- will help on Monday
- observing from Peter's yard (Etobicoke)
- found an ALAMP project
- updated weather portals
- shimmed the focuser
- booked for Feb TSTM
- correction on web site
- rebuilt focuser
- eerie
- she nailed it
- Hadfield with pug
- Mom's gift
- Jupiter low (Union)
- oh that's why
- grabbed finder
- gifts 2014
- astronomical outlook
- updated SkyTools
- received proofs
- corrections applied
- Dave agreed
- lost in stars
- dropped off mount
- picked up canvases
- told Elaine the bad news
- out of options
- found glue
- a full year
- busy time without a plan
- problems at the print shop
- called photo shop
- more organics detected
- not a peep
- checked magnitudes
- looked like a typo
- acquired hardware
- looked for an adapter
- the first meeting
- caught up with Steve
- delivered image files
- made a recommendation
- reminder to remind
- magnetic paint
- looking for a confirmation
- reminder
- thanks Astro Baby!
- tidied loose ends
- checked location
- readied for Monday
- project box completed
- let's do it!
- he could do it by Friday!
- tried Clear Outside
- quick and dirty TSTM
- curious about turnaround
- received quote for canvas
- learned about mounting and the wrap
- asked for a quote
- asked for advice
- colourful Moon (Etobicoke)
- water debate heats up
- debugged the circuit
- no TSTM speaker
- traced the board
- PCB didn't work
- decided on new layout
- tuned motors and worms
- got 'em
- New Horizons awoke
- clarified deadlines
- happy for Nicole
- let bed go
- missed it
- discovered a conflict
- phone fixed
- let's be clear
- he haggled
- web site updated
- watched the attempt
- Jupiter ensnared (Etobicoke)
- more parts
- received busted Dob
- a Markham shop
- is there a budget?
- hot in cold (Etobicoke)
- updated Lunar X for 2015
- sent bio and pix
- SN arrived
- camera-tracker interface
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Dec
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Arp
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baader planetarium
Backyard EOS
beer
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Bisque
Boeing
books
Caldwell
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Canon
Cartes du Ciel
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Ceres
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didn't
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Edmund Scientific
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Kendrick
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NASA
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Nikon
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NYAA
occultation
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Orbital
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outreach
Pallas
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photography
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planets
planning
Pluto
power
Psion
quasar
Questar
radio astronomy
RASC
reflection nebulae
remote
repair
Roscosmos
Saturn
SBIG
science
SF (sci-fi)
sketching
Sky-Watcher
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SkyTools
software
solar
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Starmaster
Starry Night
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Stellarium
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Takumar
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Venus
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Williams Optics
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