Thursday, June 24, 2021
Stellarium 0.21.1 is out
New version of Stellarium out! Woo hoo! Looks like a bunch of my bug reports have been dealt with...
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- wow, stars!
- learned of constructor theory
- wished Paul the best
- updated certs database
- rain and clouds
- submitted the eval
- 3 ETM-Ts
- reached out
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- he shared intercardinal tip
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- Stellarium 0.21.1 is out
- imaged Proxima Ophiuchi (Halifax)
- started digging
- tried Gather
- read about HST glitch
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- updated calendar
- posted Jun '21 doubles list
- saw the old messages
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- processed more apps
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- on the hook
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- received SN Jul-Aug '21
- more errors in SkySafari
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