Hello, I guess this would be of interest to many of you. Those who dont subscribe to Astronomy may like to get a newstand copy. The issue should be out by the...
The seeing was lousy and the dew was so heavy, it felt like rain. I abandoned my galaxy targets and went for M8 in narrowband. I was not getting the resolution...
Hello, Maybe all of you are aware that the August issue of Astronomy Magazine is a Meteorite special. They have announed a Meteorite give away Survey. Check...
The following are short versions of recent stories from Chronicle Online. Full texts, as well as photos and other graphics accompanying some stories, are...
Dear Cambridge Alerts subscriber, In this email you will find new books in the subject you selected with a short description of the book and a link to...
Spectacular Pleiades Passage by crescent Moon Thurs. am, July 20, eastern N.America, Caribbean The Alcyone graze is one of the best of 2006 in the USA, with...
The Internation Astronomical Union, based in France after two years of research, deliberation etc. has finally proposed a draft resolution for defination of ...
I like the new definition. I think the problem still exists that there needs to be some additional terminology for moons of planets. Some moons are big enough...
Poor ole Pluto, the ole faithfull dog of Mickey Mouse, pays his price for remaining silent. This mute specator has spoken just once in his 75 years of toon ...
Hello, After the meteorite competion earlier, the Astronomy Magazine is having another competion this month. This should interest some of our younger members. ...
In a message dated 9/10/2006 3:48:58 PM Central Standard Time, ealanni@... writes: Does anyone in this group happen to know the effect of cataracts on...
From an astronomical viewpoint, do you know than approximate star magnitude loss might be at initial cataract discovery? Do you happen to know the loss rate...
Atlantis successfully docked with the International Space Station. I would like to point out a few facts on this page, which might interest readers "While...
I had cataract surgery 2 years ago on a very dense cataract..I'm happy to say that I now have 20/20 eyesight. I'm a senior citizen and had to wear glasses from...
My wife of 36 years has alwas wore glasses, and couldn't see worth a darn without them. Then it got worse, and she developed cataracts. She had the surgery...
Thanks for sharing. To "see" the end of my astronomy hobby is not too comforting, so your experience tells me the end may not be too close. ... From:...
I'm considering getting a Thousand oaks solar filer for my 8" Mead SCT. It is a 3" clear aperture filter. For those that have done solar observing, is that a...
The Thousand Oaks is a good choice for the white filters, and 3" of aperture is all you need for white light solar. You can also make your own from the Baader...
That would work good, you might want to mount it off center to avoid the secondary. When Tuthill was in business, he sold the Solar Screen, a reflective mylar...
Charlie - I love your web page! Lots of good info on it. I just bought one of those little PSTs as well. Can't wait for it to arrive later this week. I've...
Well, for the math .. and these are just ideas .. I want to figure out the mean orbital speed of Mercury for that part of the orbit, and I'm considering taking...
Any theory as to why it does not focus as well? I would no think that the surface wave tolerance ( like for a mirror being 1/10 wave or 1/4 wave) would be the...
Are there any observers from So. America that are going to view the transit? I'm seeking a partner to coordinate with, prefer one that can photograph the event...
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