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I started with the Lunt 40 and the Sky Watcher Sky-Watcher AZ-GTI – Portable Computerized GoTo Alt-Az Mount. The Lunt 40 is $750 and the mount is $450. I really enjoy it. They make a double stack

| Today in history | | | | In 1990, the Hubble Space Telescope went into orbit. Its observations have resulted in more than 22,000 scientific papers, and it continues to “shape our fundamental

Our next scheduled YRSP date is Saturday Night, May 31st. That date does not work due to Ranger Staffing. I need feedback: we could move it to Friday Night, 30 May. Is Friday Night 30 May acceptable

From Tuesday, April 29 through the 5 of May it looks promising. The forecast is currently okay for that day and the comet will be in a good position. Probably should post it as a window we will try to

What day are you thinking, and do you want to try and make it a public event? <shawn.loescher@...> wrote:

I think I'm going to set up another comet watch at the Deep Creek Park for this one.

Fortunately, it's going to be higher in the western sky each night. By May 3 it'll be near the Pleaides. How bright will it be? Also, it'll still be dusk sky brightness.

I think they're calling for rain here about that time.

Comet SWAN has officially moved into the low western sky at sunset. Tonight it’ll be 3.5° up at 8:30 pm, with an estimated magnitude of 7.5. It won’t’ be easy at dusk, but worth a try if you

Thank you Jeremy.

I think that this article, while plainly intended with an agenda by the author, points out that modeling complex systems is hard. We aren't an environmental action club, but preserving the night skies

Today is the 55th Earth Day, (1970-2025), and here is a link to some of the predictions that were made in earlier Earth Days in the 1970s or so:

If your TV has been messing up or your Roku has been pixillating, it may be due to a current solar storm.? Here is the news from spaceweather.com? GEOMAGNETIC STORM WATCH (G2):?Moderate (G2)

lets see........................not a single set of stars..............no...............not a single gaggle of stars...............no too broad.........Pair?.......................not defined

Not a single double. Single double, did I really phase it like that?

What? No doubles?? :)

glad you had a good night.

Despite a rather gloomy outlook the sky cleared for the BBAA Skywatch at Northwest River Park Saturday, April 19. It was good to see so many friends and be able to observe at least a few deep sky

Upper-level particulates are increasing, we have some smoke moving in and a frontal boundary nearby. Clear [enough] skies are slim and I don't think anyone was coming anyway so I'm pulling the plug.

George, I replied off-group ... hopefully I'll have an answer on Monday. Happy Easter, Troy