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I'll be leaving for Kempsville Rec Center shortly for "Astronomy 101". George George Reynolds "Solar System Ambassador" for South Hampton Roads, VirginiaBack Bay Amateur Astronomers (BBAA)?

I just checked the map, and sure enough, JPL is in Eaton Canyon, where the fire is raging. Pray for all the people in that area, and for JPL to not be harmed. Georege George Reynolds "Solar System

I haven't been able to get into the Night Sky Network this afternoon.? I wonder if the folks at JPL in Pasadena and those at the Astronomy Society of the Pacific have had to evacuate because of the

Your right! At that point it doesn't matter what units are of temperature.

I remember being out in my first observatory in Canada at -40 (C or F doesn't matter) in the winter. Trying to guide my imaging scope by hand. My eyelashes kept freezing to the guiding eyepiece. I

Very fine Ian. The cold cannot stop you! You must be from Canada!

Well it was a bit chilly last night, but at least the wind died down enough to get some imaging in. Here's a look at NGC2174 - sometimes called the Monkey Head Nebula. Cheers Ian NGC2174 (

Garden Stars for tonight 1/7/2025 is CANCELLED by NBG due to the cold weather and wind. George George Reynolds "Solar System Ambassador" for South Hampton Roads, VirginiaBack Bay Amateur Astronomers

Big event. Mars gets occulted by the moon around 2115 on January 13. one week from today! Should be a great show.

Small gathering under 30 degree skies 1957-8 Antique refractor. Kent Blackwell photos.

Upon arrival, Ranger Zach told me Outreach had not been posted [advertised] on the YRSP Website. As such, neither of us expected anyone to show up (and I was the only amateur astronomer in

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Thanks, Stu. Troy

Troy...sorry, I won't be able to make it tonight. Good luck, don't freeze... Stu [email protected]> wrote:

Good morning, I'm making an early 'Go" call for tonight. It will be breezy today - more so Southside & Coast than up here at YRSP - but it should lessen later this AFTN. Obviously, it will be cold so

THAT WOULD BE AWESOME! Layer-up, it'll be cold.

Here are my results from the other night.STT 64 did see all three components after about 30 to 40 minutes work. SAO 76126 Just did the AB pair. G&H components not too hard separation, actually easy,

Naw, draw the line at the ridiculous components! I try to stop at 11th magnitude more or less. Those are challenging enough.I didn't say it was easy :) I just changed the internal battery in the

Holy expletive Mark! At least one of those doubles looks maybe on the edge of impossibility. SAO 76126 is Celaeno, the faintest naked-eye star of the “seven sisters” Pleiades at mag 5.46. It has