Monday, March 22, 2021
finished level 3 content
I am so excited to have finished the draft of the Stellarium level 3 course materials! We'll be rolling out a new course soon.
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- finally connected with Alan
- announced more level 2 training
- be nice
- spotted new version
- submitted draft for post 2
- submitted post 1 revised
- fixed a spreadsheet
- reviewed an ETM application
- heard from Frank
- helped some new builders
- heard from Allan
- looked for a good box
- thanked the makers
- hacked the Moon
- weather tools video online
- shared Stellarium searching tips
- watched the W5 show on "the signal"
- sorted camera issue
- provided an alternate file
- posted Mar '21 doubles suggestion list
- received a query about the strange double star
- added stickers
- downloaded exciting Journal
- taught level 2 again
- finished level 3 content
- sweet sorrow
- doubles in a washed out sky (Bradford)
- daytime prep
- found 2 more sheets!
- don't upset the Moon...
- fixed mount, viewed X and many doubles (Bradford)
- daylight activities
- there was aurora
- discussed fogging
- continued to receive amazing alerts
- enjoyed the dark (Bradford)
- learned that Starfest 2021 is off
- did some cheerleading
- getting ready
- helped AV team
- really bad seeing (Bradford)
- we concur
- proofed article
- checked clearance
- intermediate video updated
- ridiculous article
- added secondary
- checked the sky (Bradford)
- need photon time...
- popped into OPV
- Clay liked it!
- assembled!
- found another mistake
- tried the Whale and Stick again (Stillwater Lake)
- processed UFO in colour
- imaged the Chain (Stillwater Lake)
- hung out with Adrian
- attended photometry webinar
- noted Jupiter errata
- processed the Crystal Ball
- worked on Struve 1327 (Halifax)
- lots of luck
- glad I didn't try
- processed the Cocoon
- tested shortwave
- helped at RASC RAN meeting
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