Sunday, April 04, 2021
checked another ETM
Reviewed another Explore The Moon application from a RASC Toronto Centre member.
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- sent course info
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- searching by position
- spotted an incredible power tank
- on searching in Stellarium
- answered double star questions
- sent in wx part 5
- focused on Stellarium
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- making O
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- posted Apr '21 doubles suggestion list
- viewed sunspot grouping (Bradford)
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- something completely different
- sent a PDF
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- helped at fun SN meeting
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- recreated the search problem
- checked another ETM
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- learned we can't make categories
- made a list, in Stellarium!
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- clarification on driver bitness
- tried to connect SMP to mount
- tune in Wednesday
- built first mobile course
- sent in next Journal piece
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