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CDC Assistance31 Jan 2005 23:41 GMT1
Morning All
I have just installed CDC on my computer and was getting 'acquainted'
with it for a few days when we had a power failure.
Before the failure I was able to bring up info on any object by clicking
amateur color pic - methane in Titan's atmosphere ?  31 Jan 2005 20:31 GMT2
Titan's a topical subject [well two weeks ago!] and just been playing
with my spectrogram taken Jan 23 via the 30cm SCT+grating+ Canon 300D
posted at
http://home.freeuk.com/m.gavin/saturn_titan_mgz.jpg
SCT Collimation31 Jan 2005 20:08 GMT6
How well do Celestron SCT's hold collimation typically?  Do they require
frequent re-collimating, if transported and used gently, or is collimation a
once-every-few-months sort of thing?
Thanks!!
Speed of Quantum information flow31 Jan 2005 19:10 GMT5
Just wondering, in Quantum computing, how fast does information travel
between entangled particles? I would imagine it's 'c' but I can't
currently see why (if it wasn't 'c' then I guess it'd be more
common knowledge as the implication is that it'd be instant and that
Observing report, TV76, 1/27/0531 Jan 2005 19:10 GMT1
Date:       Thursday evening, 27-Jan-2005
Location:   Backyard, Palm Springs, California
Equipment:  Tele Vue 76 (3" f/6.3) refractor
Short backyard observing session with the TV76. The moon a few day
127mm Mak-Cas or Orion 80ED?31 Jan 2005 18:12 GMT20
I'm looking for a small scope to use on the moon and planets, assuming
cool down isn't a problem, has the refractor got anything to offer over
the Mak-Cass?
cheers
New Elcan apo refractor is spectacular31 Jan 2005 15:13 GMT17
I went to the Photonics West SPIE convention this past week in San Jose
CA.  There must have been well over 1000 optics companies in the
exhibition hall, an incredible turnout.  I visited all I could in the
time I had, but stopped the longest at Elcan's exhibit, as they were
Achromatic lens cement31 Jan 2005 13:32 GMT8
Hi All, I am renovating a wide angle eyepiece system and found that
the cement between one of the achromats had developed many bubbles. I
soaked the lens in acetone for a couple of days and succeeded in
dissolving the old cement. Could anyone tell me what kind of cement to
A Blast FromThe Past 31 Jan 2005 07:40 GMT2
Believe it or not A. Jaegers Optics is back in business after an absence of 20
years!  The items they are selling on their website appear to be the same items
they were selling back in the 60's, including the old Edmund type equatorial
mounts and clock drives.       They are located ...
Computers31 Jan 2005 06:00 GMT13
   Anyone use a laptop in their observatory or outside?  Do you have any
problems doing this?  Which laptop computer would you recommend?  A
Panasonic Tuff-book would be nice but are rather expensive.  Are there good
alternatives?
Toronto seeing conditions31 Jan 2005 04:40 GMT5
I was shocked!  Usually in the winter the seeing is terrible,
owing to heat rising off structures, turbulent atmosphere, etc.
But, last night it was terrific!  Finally had some decent views
of the Moon and Jupiter.  
...but a Digital Astrophotographer's Work is Never Done31 Jan 2005 01:58 GMT1
Thanks to the many people made kind remarks and sage suggestions about
my first through-the-telescope deep-sky images, made on January 27 and
28. It's human nature; I couldn't just let it go. I revisited the M42
image several times in Photoshop, and I have posted my third "final"
If one of our neighboring stars like Proxima Centauri went nova...31 Jan 2005 00:53 GMT22
...what would we see and how would it affect us?
Thank you
What happened to SEDS?31 Jan 2005 00:46 GMT4
I've found an archive for the Messier data in France, but what happened
to seds.org?
Best camera for moon pictures?31 Jan 2005 00:33 GMT20
Hi all...
As usual, the choices are abundantly confusing....
Any opinions on the best camera choice under $500 for moon pictures?  I want
sharp images.
 
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