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Holy crap that is a lot of info! v/r Chuck Jagow President – Dark Skies of the Wet Mountain Valley Member – Westcliffe Board of Trustees Member – Westcliffe Bluff Park Committee Member –

I absolutely agree.? I like to think about Messier and others sitting out in the cold under the stars looking for comets and wondering what those little fuzzies were. In a similar vein, what sailors

Nothing wrong with doing science, of course, and imaging is a popular hobby (I would argue that imagers do photography not amateur astronomy) but what has always attracted me to the hobby is the

Visual observing, from a scientific view, mostly ended as a significant contributor to the science? in the mid to late 19th century or early 20th century as astrohysics became more the dominant

Me too....................................

I reconciled my logged observations against your 8" SCT observations and of the 69 I had already observed 43 of them. I was hoping for a little better coverage than that after seven? years of

That’s still true today. I wonder for how much longer, though. Sent: Monday, April 7, 2025 7:48 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [BackBayAstro] Herschel Objects It is quite an achievement.

It is quite an achievement. The entire business is bottomless. I just finished reading what was considered the standard reference work (up to 1950's) on the history of the telescope by H.C. King. At

That's true!

Thanks Jonathan. You’ll see that all of the objects done with the 8-inch were in the 90’s when that SCT was my primary scope. I wasn’t making any statement as to what is or isn’t visible at

I see that you observed 69 objects with your 8" SCT. I will check those against my logs and add any that are missing to my TODO list to see how many I'll be able to see over the next few years!

A few years ago, I completed my decades-long project to observe the objects discovered by William Herschel. As part of that effort, I compiled the attached spreadsheet that contains extensive data on

Hi, Scott! No worries about not being seen lately - you are always welcome! As for this website, I have not seen it before but they do seem pretty fishy to me. A lot of discussion on various

Hey all.? I'm one of the group members who hasn't shown up in a while, so if you don't recognize my name that's understandable.? I need some help:? A friend keeps telling me I should book a

Here is the zoom link for those who wish to attend tonight's meeting remotely Richard Roberts is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting. Topic: BBAA Meeting Time: Apr 3, 2025 07:30 PM Eastern Time

Jeremy Thank you for the email. Appreciate your sharing club news, events and updates. Roland [email protected]> wrote:

Thank you to Jeremy for all of the cooking he did while at the ECSP. In addition to the Recognizing A Ranger we ( the ECSP committee) would appreciate the feedback of the attendees. You can follow

Good evening, friends, and welcome to April! We just had a great East Coast Star Party - and that's no fooling!? Special thanks to: - Bruce Powers for chairing the ECSP Committee (herding cats in

Thank you, Shawn. I had the QR code and was about to post it, when I saw your link. This is even better. I recognized Trevor Johnston and Danielle Hedgpeth for their actions during the ECSP. I hope

Thanks for the link, Shawn.? Here is the text of my kudos for Ranger Trevor: "As usual, Trevor went out of his way to accommodate the East Coast Star Party and the members of the Back Bay Amateur