thx rpellessier <rlpelles@...> wrote: Eclipses occur in pairs or triples about 5.5 months apart. You can get a lunar followed by a solar 14 days later;...
For those of you who have not already discovered Al Degutis's on-line AstroPhoto Insight Magazine, I think you should take a moment to check it out. ...
No effects on the Sun, but expect great effect on email hoaxes and such. The planets will not "line up" in any of our lifetimes. They may be in the same region...
Was just reading the posting on the Eclipse and the Mars thing caught my attention. It would be amazing to see Mars transit Jupiter never thought about it ...
Hello Edwin www.skyhound.com/mars_transit.html mike _____ From: AlaskanAstronomy@yahoogroups.com [mailto:AlaskanAstronomy@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Edwin ...
Howdy...I plan on giving 2 presentaions in Girdwood this winter. One on Mars(I stole Scott's title) and Meteors. If anyone has a PowerPoint that will start me...
There were 2 presentations about optics and equipment in the files area...but I know that some of you have given presentations on these subjects in the...
(forwarded from Edmund Scientific) The Orionid Meteor Shower The annual Orionid Meteor Shower will provide another fine display of celestial fireworks for...
Observed Mars this morning. It cleared the observatory trees about 6 AM.. and the Sun came pretty quickly afterwards. Seeing was rough. (Last night ...
Mike, This is Stan Grove in Anchorage, mostly a "lurker" in the group so far. I was just curious, what equipment are you using for the Mars observations? Mike...
I forgot that I was using a 1.7x corrector as well, so... ( 1280 / 8 ) * 1.7 = 272x magnification I also tried the 2.6x corrector for 416x magnification but...
I was using a pair of 8mm TMB supermonocentric in a binoviewer on a TEC160 f/8 ED refractor. Image scale is pretty generous! I am excited that Mars is going...
OK, sounded like you were using something pretty nice, and indeed it is! I don't expect the best seeing in the world will allow me to see Martian haze with our...
... I am not sure. As I recall though, during the 2005 apparition the effect was quite pronounced and I think Scott might have mentioned seeing it in his ...
http://24.237.160.4/files/Astronomy/MyObservatory/8-27-07/slides/Observatory%20026.html Been taking sunny days off from work to bang this thing out. Pending...
Sounds exhaustive! As for my more conventional observatory : ) I managed to get my electrical trench in, got the service cable buried between the observatory...
They do share the majority of the same trench. I'm not going to fret too much about noise from the observatory feeder since it will carry so little power and...
It will be inevitable that unless the power line is twisted that one of the current carrying conductors will be closer to the data lines than the other. But...
If its problematic in the end, I'll go wireless (which is better for the lightning problem here anyway), the conduit was only $35 and I did have in mind that...
Looks like Moon Fungus to me. Link to full res: http://www.nasa.gov/images/content/189219main_N00092001-browse.jpg _____ From: AlaskanAstronomy@yahoogroups.com...
I'm going to sell my bino chair setup so I thought I'd offer it up to you guys in AK on the list here before I part it out on Astromart. It's pictured in the...
Got 240V to the observatory this weekend and the data conduit glued and routed into the structure now. Now working on my white (and red) lights and probably...
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