Some nice photos at SpaceWeather for the Mars occulation.
Thursday, December 08, 2022
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- processed NGC 3079 in colour
- read about fuzzy dark matter
- set it in pen
- found a bug
- remembered I reached minimum
- asked if I should cancel
- apropos notepad
- made the almanac
- BANG
- announced the BYE course
- proofed a PDF
- updated BYE materials
- found BYE 3.2
- tried to upgrade BYE
- made the BYE pages
- found a spherical shiny thing
- once and for all
- trialed again
- did a bunch of BYE dev
- uploaded an article
- given a look behind the scenes
- round-up backup
- circled weekends
- backing up Stellarium - Macintosh
- tried to find files
- reflected on the big year
- ran a mock teach
- heard he liked the DSC list
- updated the BYE QRC
- checked the chart
- submitted for the Bulletin
- asked for a helper
- noted the next install
- no certs for a couple of weeks...
- resolved a certificate matter
- received the 35th
- tis the solstice
- read Ursids article
- received the renewal notice
- backing up Stellarium - Ubuntu
- backing up Stellarium - Windows
- asked for a subject line adjustment
- asked about the cert sheets again
- another one lost
- updated the L2C QRC
- didn't know what I consumed
- taken away
- received goodies
- taught the last 2022 course
- learned of delay
- asked about ETM certs
- spotted new iOS version
- asked about sheets
- another notch for 2022
- tested Stellarium shortcuts (0.22.1-1.1)
- it's back!
- updated the L1C PDF
- considered an ETM update
- suggested a few things
- checked for batteries
- touched up toolkit
- warmed my heart
- more Moon-Mars visuals
- we made more lists
- in the can
- checked out Mars-Moon photos
- didn't see the occultation
- received first 2023 SkyNews
- copied into follow-up
- viewed doubles and sketched Mars (St Thomas)
- more panels installed
- reviewed the weather tools
- prepared the deck
- hit my eye (St Thomas)
- confirmed polar cap
- viewed Mars briefly (St Thomas)
- followed the ISS (St Thomas)
- readied for session
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