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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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2016
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Mar
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- now with blue
- asked for O-III
- chatted with a YLab member
- blue image ready (Halifax)
- looked into maker groups
- blue for 2022 (Halifax)
- dimmed diodes
- thanked Dave
- helped with target selection
- reached new limits
- 1.3 seconds
- prepared next article
- first telescopic viewing (Bradford)
- 10 hours!
- asked some 3D questions
- requested GB for 3521
- retrieved data on 3521 (Halifax)
- accessed SA 104 field in I (Halifax)
- got down to mag 4.5 (Bradford)
- mimicked cover
- another image shot (Halifax)
- surprised by bot (Halifax)
- quick magnitude check (Bradford)
- helped Ian with remote test
- too late
- watched Husband docking
- download Aladin, again
- Moon through the trees (Bradford)
- got data about gathering data
- quick look from the backyard (Bradford)
- one week follow-up
- the exchange
- recording more little fuzzies
- sorted a fuzzy
- acquired NGC 3521 luminance (Halifax)
- reviewed assignments
- to see light from a black hole
- closed the review
- considered diffraction
- brilliant Mars (Bradford)
- carb work begins
- CSAC alert for BGO
- bot cancelled
- spotted the LighTrack
- reduced
- RunaR approves
- sent ISS article
- telephoned TV support
- still trying
- quick and easy
- the next meeting
- at the council gathering
- road passable
- ExoMars on its way
- Jan and Feb
- grabbing the weather
- shot 2 more
- Binary Universe: ISS Detector
- first LRGB job
- found FL3
- received test image (Halifax)
- made another camera
- checked a log
- sent the next three requests
- tried working with channels
- downloaded images
- images readied
- images shot (Halifax)
- is AAA on?
- gave some CGEM tips
- ESA improves filtering
- caught eclipse feed
- kp 8
- added a meter
- spotted Richard's Pleiades
- they got away
- added another CSAC alert
- sent 3 jobs
- 11
- tried Novas
- clear for a change (Bradford)
- DDO belongs to Town
- workshop at CAO announced
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