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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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- next SpaceX launch on used booster
- assessed the damage
- now the add-ins were not showing
- only one X in 2018
- more ideas on OW
- tried V378 faster (Halifax)
- asked for help on OW-public
- hit 1100
- maybe should not have
- at least I saw a couple (Bradford)
- Heavy delayed to January
- reinstall the Occult apps and add-ins
- added to IOTA group
- draft reviewed
- zoomed to the eclipse
- received SN Jan/Feb 2018
- applied software updates
- tested SkyTools
- huh, clear (Bradford)
- DR2 will be added...
- true colours
- after two weeks (Halifax)
- weirder
- no planets in west (Brampton)
- was it a planet? (King City)
- imaged tiny Hickson 1 (Halifax)
- made a new doubles list
- new light kept going
- showed spinning spirals
- tested web cam
- designed ocular cover
- twisted
- the view from 63
- types by galactic view
- Minkowski's Object, briefly (Halifax)
- updated TSTM video
- checking visibility part 5
- shared flattened galaxy
- Arecibo continues scanning
- checking visibility part 4
- fits like a glove
- what about flat?
- a new part
- go for your certificate
- delivered TSTM
- A/2017 U1 renamed 1I
- checked out LXD55
- made cap
- quickly designed cap
- plotted distant moons
- checking visibility part 3
- Binary Universe: aligning to the pole
- next council meeting noted
- Skyhound launches forums
- correction applied
- checking visibility part 2
- Antares away
- returned to M47 (Halifax)
- reshot NGC 1528 (Halifax)
- started collecting cloud data
- clustered around NGC 7619 (Halifax)
- aimed at NGC 6946 again (Halifax)
- added a new aurora link
- nudge from Facebook
- plane in the box
- shot HD 46150 faster (Halifax)
- shot HR 8 longer
- assembled HR 6043 in colour
- imaged a microlens (Halifax)
- checking visibility
- colourful Garnet
- photographed C1 (Halifax)
- supernova holds steady (Halifax)
- Messiers from Hubble
- gain an hour
- SAO numbers clarified
- more data for the Gemini (Halifax)
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