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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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Jul
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- taught L2C from STEGH
- red Moon (St Thomas)
- a bit of everything
- finished DSC list
- out of view (St Thomas)
- whack a Moon (St Thomas)
- a little tricky (St Thomas)
- this can be perverted
- tried to see Jupiter (St Thomas)
- pleased to see binaries addressed
- spotted the Moon (St Thomas)
- something missing
- hit 13000
- rolled out the DSC lists
- imaged rapid Barnard
- imaged the bows (St Thomas)
- one can import from the repository
- reassigned 2 Aug Stellarium instructor
- received CSAC alert from BGO
- creating an unique TB list in SS
- verifying content of SS observing list
- importing a SkySafari observing list
- let's investigate 12P/Pons-Brooks
- completed testing of SS lists
- forwarded some lunar suggestions
- loaded SkySafari to iOS
- sent T-1W reminder
- started into Nat Geo
- delivered the first jam session
- checked out the Weekly
- processed apps
- new to astronomy, is it all Greek?
- to be in the Library
- received official notice of the Journal
- she's not convinced
- learned of current crew
- happy emoji to you
- learned of landing attempt date
- found neat ELT video
- another set of eyes
- received ABN newsletter
- review posted
- Universe blocker
- returning to Luna
- coming together
- SWPC retracted an alert
- helped with backdrop
- received little gifts
- found comets in Windows
- together again
- verified mount control in Stellarium
- for dark and quiet skies
- extremely large snowman
- review received well
- started the Backyard page
- HBD JWST
- downloaded the August Journal
- a new authority on aurora?
- sought updates
- offered the first jam session
- forwarded a cert
- learned of astronomical clock
- disturbance
- had a laugh
- salvaged a solution
- checked the GRS
- time to test
- saw Newton's model
- debunked TWN again
- discussed target lists
- on gravitational waves
- comin' 'round the bend
- clarified some DSGs
- certificate requirements
- happily updated
- tested 23.2
- back in touch
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