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Hi everyone, I'm going observing/camping with some other members of my local astronomy club this Saturday. I don't have much experience viewing for long...
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heatherls6
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Jan 1, 2003
3:38 pm
2447
After showing my Mother-in-law my project Jupiter report (plus observation logs, and bragging about Charlie, Heather, Tim, Weems and Paula!) last light, I...
Eugene & Carol Lanning
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Jan 1, 2003
3:42 pm
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Heather, I highly recommend wearing warm shoes & heavy socks - maybe even boots. I got some boots from Walmart for about $30 that have "thinsulate" material,...
Keith Schlottman, CPA
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Jan 1, 2003
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Hi Heather, I don't know where you live, so don't know what temperatures you are talking about. Here, in winter, we often are dealing with temperatures well...
Mary Brown
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Jan 1, 2003
7:21 pm
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... If you try to stay "really warm" you won't be able to complete a long observing session in cold weather. While this may not be the answer you're looking...
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Jan 1, 2003
7:52 pm
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Some excellent advice!! We're driving out a-ways from San Antonio to a place called Ft. McKavett. Temps are predicted in the low 30s (which is pretty cold for...
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heatherls6
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Jan 2, 2003
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Hi Heather. I work outside all winter and the best I've used is an insulated union suit that you can buy at Sunny's Surplus. Mine is a Dickies. If we're not ...
Jim Nickel
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Jan 2, 2003
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2453
Hello there and Seasons Greetings. I was wondering if anyone in the group could satify my curiosity regarding Globular Star Clusters such as Messier M3 and...
Dave Kew <daveq@...>
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Jan 5, 2003
12:30 pm
2454
Your questions are not basic at all. I pondered the same things about a year ago. This is what I know, or at least I think I know ;) 1. All of the globular...
Eugene & Carol Lanning
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Jan 5, 2003
11:44 pm
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... FWIW, NGC1049 is a globular cluster in the Fornax dwarf (a galaxy). M54 is now sometimes considered to be the brightest part of the Sagittarius dwarf ...
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Jan 6, 2003
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Neat! Thanks for the information! Apparently the book I had made a simplification. This is what I like about this group: Ask questions any you learn,...
Eugene & Carol Lanning
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Jan 7, 2003
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Thank you for the replies. I have been finding some extra reading on the subject but I would be glad of anything you can refer me to. (hopefully not 'too' ...
Dave Kew <daveq@...>
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Jan 7, 2003
11:14 pm
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Let me know if you find a single "gold mine" of information. All that I have found is scattered here and there. There is a posting of Hubble images on the...
Eugene & Carol Lanning
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Jan 8, 2003
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I got a first-light intro astronomy kit for Christmas, and of course it's been cloudy every night since then! Just for my information, when the sky clears up...
Mark <mark.davick@...>
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Jan 8, 2003
2:29 pm
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Hi Mark, You may want to check out the "The Astronomical League Urban Club" also. It is geared to viewing from less than optimun sites. Mary - ...
Mary Brown
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Jan 8, 2003
4:44 pm
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Jupiter is now an evening event. Here it is about 15 deg above the E-N-E horizon by 9 pm, and is up for the evening/night. Anyone that did not participate in...
Eugene & Carol Lanning
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Jan 9, 2003
3:55 am
2462
Just a brief report on a fun night. I had an opportunity on last Monday night to talk to a group of people that home-school their children. About 20 kids and...
Eugene & Carol Lanning
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Jan 9, 2003
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2463
I can't give you a very detailed answer, but here's a little info that might be helpful: I also have a pair of 10x50 binoculars, and I also live in light...
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heatherls6
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Jan 9, 2003
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Knowing you live near NYC, I was wondering if you've been to the American Museum of Natural History. Purportedly they are a great astronomy resource (I...
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Jan 9, 2003
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Sounds like a great astronomy curriculum you have there!!! Being in that homeschooling environment I can understand the excitement of your presentation. It...
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Jan 9, 2003
12:07 pm
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What a great evening you had!! Were you using a particular curriculum? If you worked from any sort of guideline, I'd love to have a copy of it (or know where...
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heatherls6
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Jan 9, 2003
3:24 pm
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I will try again. Paula Eugene & Carol Lanning <ealanni@...> wrote:Jupiter is now an evening event. Here it is about 15 deg above the E-N-E horizon by...
Paula Bushby
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Jan 9, 2003
7:02 pm
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I created the lesson content about a year ago when I had a similar teaching opportunity at the Lincoln (NE) Christian School, teaching the 5th and 6th graders....
Eugene & Carol Lanning
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Jan 9, 2003
7:48 pm
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I kind of suspected that you would be among the first to be interested in the Project. Thanks Paula. Lets wait a a few days and see if any others will be...
Eugene & Carol Lanning
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Jan 9, 2003
7:56 pm
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I will wait a few daysor longer if neccesssary. Paula Eugene & Carol Lanning <ealanni@...> wrote:I kind of suspected that you would be among the first...
Paula Bushby
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Jan 9, 2003
7:59 pm
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Yes, please send it to me . . . I'm interested in seeing what you've put together. Don't spend too much time "dressing it up". If I see where you are going...
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heatherls6
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Jan 9, 2003
9:47 pm
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I would love to see it. I help to teach a kids astronomy group. I am in the process of trying to finish a kids universe sampler for them to work on. I would...
Shell Smith
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Jan 10, 2003
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In a message dated 1/9/03 3:48:26 PM Central Standard Time, ... Heather: The Primer for the Beginning Astronomer would be a good resource for teaching ...
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Jan 10, 2003
3:54 pm
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I may be able to get into this round. I am all healed up and have my scope outside just waiting for me. Well waiting for these darn clouds to get out of here. ...
Shell Smith
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Jan 10, 2003
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Eugene, You crammed one heck of a lot into an hour. Sounds like an intersting presentation. From teaching, I know that a one hour presentaion with that much...
Mary Brown
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Jan 10, 2003
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