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Observation notes (with equipment details), photos, sketches, reviews, software tips, random thoughts, by an amateur astronomer.
The Moon Now
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Mar
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- received Mitsky's missive
- set up Stellarium dates
- made April almanac
- HST goes deeper again
- sent summary to liaison
- downloaded April Journal
- the shadow behind the Earth
- updated Stellarium shortcuts (0.22.0)
- ordered pins
- is that a distant star? (Bradford)
- SN to Al
- received a new mug
- attrition
- a future talk on doubles
- book Messier book
- used delay send
- saw a halo (Bradford)
- taught level 2 again
- spotted a keogram
- received many applications
- happy equal day
- provide paint colours
- reworked the shafts
- shared info with McGaughey
- NASA rolled out the SLS
- debriefed with Karim
- found the GSP 86 video
- cheers
- low Moon rising (Bradford)
- readied for testing
- inspired by Francois
- Alister shared an article
- spotted an orb (Bradford)
- received GSP schedule
- speaking on Tuesday, to a big crowd
- prepared almanac for March
- documented the CLA adapter build
- learned NEAF postponed again
- transferred lists from ST4
- we found lumpy space pancakes
- submitted final report
- stuck with time changes
- still useful
- uploaded shortcuts
- tested shortcuts in 4
- saw status and priority!
- skimmed proof
- during the walk (Bradford)
- tried the Workgroup
- summarised observing programs
- migrated v3 lists
- found the Revised NGC/IC list
- invited to podcast
- weightless?
- considered scales
- asked for recording
- picked up some Luna
- checked what I've seen
- imaged Wolf 359 for 2022 (Halifax)
- added to the roster
- worked on Handbook
- spotted new growth
- did a re-do
- a lumpy comet
- heard from sis
- doubles journey continues
- started into AVDS
- surprised
- another request for images
- read the Bulletin
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