Wednesday, September 20, 2017
a month ago
At this moment, the Moon is very near the Sun. A month ago, it blocked the Sun. What a great thing...
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Sept
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- mount still troubled
- SN2017eaw fades (Halifax)
- aimed at Groombridge 34 (Halifax)
- imaged supernova (Halifax)
- enjoyed Tarter's talk
- thanked helpers
- Australia launching space agency
- captured Ha data for IC 289
- best spot to live
- viewed two sunspots (Blue Mountains)
- neat design
- another night of visual (Blue Mountains)
- coaching session
- we enjoyed the solar system
- higher and brighter
- red Sun setting (Blue Mountains)
- fixed the time
- some visual among clouds (Blue Mountains)
- helped member image
- split NGC 7318 (Halifax)
- thin Moon sighted (Blue Mountains)
- arrived the CAO
- centred on NGC 7023 (Halifax)
- card from Mom
- SN2017eaw very dim (Halifax)
- imaged NGC 6621 and 6622 (Halifax)
- Binary Universe: hacking a P&S
- joined meeting
- a month ago
- target ideas
- transparency askew
- skies whitened
- thoughts after tracking
- a better sky (Crowes Landing)
- shot with fast lens (Crowes Landing)
- clearer sky (Crowes Landing)
- enjoyed astro beer
- stars and planets
- Milky Way over water (Crowes Landing)
- observing from the dock (Crowes Landing)
- gauged delta Cep (Crowes Landing)
- banded Sun (Crowes Landing)
- signal lost
- more data on NGC 40 (Halifax)
- imaged supernova (Halifax)
- returned to M10 (Halifax)
- on the big screen
- forwarded an alert
- was it Mercury? (Bradford)
- acquired HD 15407 (Halifax)
- shot 77 Psc (Halifax)
- captured nu Cet (Halifax)
- no data on the supernova
- quickly viewed the sky (Bradford)
- imaged alpha Cap (Halifax)
- tried for NGC 1528 (Halifax)
- revisited phi Psc (Halifax)
- imaged SN2017eaw again (Halifax)
- clearly dimming (Halifax)
- zoomed on the ring (Halifax)
- shot HR 8 faster
- dimmed further (Halifax)
- 9?!
- occulted aurora (Coulson's Hill)
- kp 8
- watched OTV-5 recording
- proofed
- upgraded membership
- enjoyed Eric's shots
- multi-exposure eclipse
- get elevated
- two spots (Bradford)
- saw spots (Bradford)
- pointed north (Koshlong Lake)
- imaged HD 350461 yet again (Halifax)
- on deck for Nov '17 TSTM
- shot HR 8 again (Halifax)
- imaged NGC 6338 again (Halifax)
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baader planetarium
Backyard EOS
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Cartes du Ciel
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didn't
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Juno
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Kendrick
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light pollution
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Messier
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myths
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NASA
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NYAA
occultation
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Orbital
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outreach
Pallas
Paramount
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photography
planetary nebulae
planets
planning
Pluto
power
Psion
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radio astronomy
RASC
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remote
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Roscosmos
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science
SF (sci-fi)
sketching
Sky-Watcher
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