Thursday, June 29, 2017
viewers to St T
Sent some RASC eclipse viewers to the family via the Queen's Post. They arrived today... Donna was happy!
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- lots of clouds (Blue Mountains)
- pro-am
- viewers to St T
- sent open notice
- thrilled recipient
- found maps for Canada
- plan your route
- SN2017eaw still bright (Halifax)
- enjoyed OHAP 2017
- spotted another planet (Blue Mountains)
- peppered sky over warm fire (Blue Mountains)
- quickly took in Saturn (Blue Mountains)
- captured rocket launch 2 video (Blue Mountains)
- saw an active Sun (Blue Mountains)
- congrats SpaceX
- scanned solargraph (Bradford)
- found package from S&T
- noticed Noctua Sky was new
- celebrated the solstice (Bradford)
- took more readings
- found a simple simulator
- to check BGO
- far afield
- sent an aurora alert
- watched Destin's video
- found interference
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- cut tiles
- shot darks finally
- measured the sky
- TS6 works on Win10
- did mini work
- received more SN data (Halifax)
- watched ISS jump over Jupiter (Blue Mountains)
- saw dark rays (Blue Mountains)
- tried a viewer
- noted Moon in a gap (Blue Mountains)
- eclipses for GTA
- the view from Ontario
- received SN Jul/Aug 2017
- stacked the Moon
- Moon, planet, and stars (Bradford)
- testing framing and spacing (Bradford)
- made a quick star trails
- Dragon back in space
- Sunday science
- shared annotated image
- caught ISS (Big Hawk Lake)
- shot the Moon (Big Hawk Lake)
- two links
- one star bouncing (Big Hawk Lake)
- boat trails (Big Hawk Lake)
- tried to emphasise 70 Oph B
- assembled 70 Oph in colour
- did not receive notice
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