Sunday, January 28, 2018
new Heavy date set
Learned from an article on SpaceflightNow that the SpaceX Falcon Heavy test launch was rescheduled for February 6.
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- checked alignment
- no SQM for you
- patched the arm
- new Heavy date set
- super dates for 2018
- IT support for 2018
- measuring fuzziness
- revisited M53 (Halifax)
- the Antenna again (Halifax)
- nearly done
- found the Needle (Halifax)
- returned to STF 1327 (Halifax)
- researched SAO 87428
- SAO 87428 in colour
- learned Ariane went off course
- meteorites near Grand Bend
- get ready for Gaia DR-2
- returned to M108 (Halifax)
- tried NGC 4656 again (Halifax)
- dog and hunter (Bradford)
- good static test
- planets for 2018
- play again (Halifax)
- it's been a while (Halifax)
- no improvement (Halifax)
- looking good
- stuck roof
- tested release J
- JWST testing completed
- quickly checked Stellarium 17
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- over 1200
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- spotted HD 36073 B (Halifax)
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- imaged 16 Eri (Halifax)
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- drafted next piece
- found OMVDS2
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- updated GRS position
- returned to NGC 3521 (Halifax)
- looked into The Eyes (Halifax)
- imaged NGC 4388 (Halifax)
- returned to NGC 1232 (Halifax)
- proofed for Feb
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