Friday, June 05, 2020
nice shot
Pro photographer Stan Honda got a great photo of the ISS and Dragon over Manhattan. Check out the APOD shot. I'm jealous!
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- spotted Canadian content
- noted Stellarium 0.20.2 shortcuts
- tried Stellarium 0.20.2
- read Rod's shocking findings
- finished FNGC gallery
- broke 1600
- PSA
- at it's peak
- answered gears question
- checked the box
- expanded the mosaic image
- only found about a dozen
- more than a boatload
- identified more Vulpecula fields
- made Vulpecula mosaic
- identified Vulpecula fields
- don't like a bunch of things
- more clear skies
- moving out
- southern part of East Veil - LUM (Halifax)
- imaged in Vulpecula again (Bradford)
- East Veil - Ha and O3 (Halifax)
- middle of East Veil - LUM (Halifax)
- hello kitty!
- whales and hockey (Stillwater Lake)
- checked for water
- issued orders to Nova Scotia
- imaged Vulpecula doubles (Bradford)
- received good data for NGC 6633 (Halifax)
- checked the skies
- submitted column
- received dew heater questions
- made a plan
- post-meeting observing (Bradford)
- viewed nice doubles (Bradford)
- delivered dew heater talk
- ooh, that's why!
- popped into tent
- sorted sync issue, easy slewing (Bradford)
- one more double (Bradford)
- better data on NGC 6520 (Bradford)
- imaged comet C/2017 T2 near galaxy (Stillwater Lake)
- visual observing (Bradford)
- monitoring distant telescope status
- noticed an alert
- received ARO update
- Tereshkova anniversary
- look at those colours!
- made dew strap cover
- no fuzzies, stumbled on NGC 6520 (Bradford)
- Monday part two (Bradford)
- imaged NGC 6520 at last (Bradford)
- Monday part one (Bradford)
- labelled the poles
- dreamed about the mount
- tried imaging, viewed doubles (Bradford)
- a double and a shadow (Bradford)
- why now?!
- not cracked
- custom cover installed
- on deck
- nice shot
- received more NGC 6633 data (Halifax)
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- posted June 2020 doubles
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