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M13 – Great Globular Cluster in Hercules on 9/20/12 | Flintstone Stargazing
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September 20, 2012. M13 – Great Globular Cluster in Hercules on 9/20/12. 8212; Tags: globular cluster. 8212; Ed @ 11:11 pm. M13 – Great Globular Cluster in Hercules on 9/20/12. This is the other Messier Object I imaged this evening. 1 Comment ». Nice photograph- m13 is always a favourite, though personally i have always preferred viewing M15 in Pegasus – not sure why, maybe i have seen m13 too much! 8212; September 21, 2012 @ 6:16 am. Feed for comments on this post. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. For the fi...
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Looking at Mars | Flintstone Stargazing
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April 16, 2014. 8212; Ed @ 10:51 pm. Mars is just about at opposition and I finally have gotten out with my scope again. While viewing wasn’t ideal, I did get a photo:. 2 Comments ». That’s a good image, all I can get is a bright disc st the moment here in Wales, UK. What scope/set up do you use? 8212; April 17, 2014 @ 7:09 am. Just found the rest of your pages, nice equipment, I’d like to progress to a Meade SCT sometime, Cheers, Chris. 8212; April 17, 2014 @ 7:12 am. Feed for comments on this post.
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Astrowatcher: January 2007
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Tuesday, January 30, 2007. I also viewed the Moon. It was 11.71 days old. The best areas were around Aristarchus especially the Vallis Schroter which stood out like a bright twisting line. In the South the crater Shickard was lit nicely and Nasmyth/Phocylides gave an interesting effect of light and darkness. Posted by Albireo at 10:35 PM. Monday, January 29, 2007. Today being my birthday, I am comparing the positions of the solar system bodies today with those on the day I was born. RA Dec RA Dec. Obviou...
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New Format: Adult Red-tailed Hawk in Pale Male's Space
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Charlie's Astro. Obs.. Clear Skies on Demand. Stuart's Astronomy Blog. Top of the Lawn. Wednesday, July 18, 2007. Adult Red-tailed Hawk in Pale Male's Space. CENTRAL PARK — 85TH St. and 5TH AVE. Image by BEN CACACE. Click image for a larger view). Tonight this adult Red-tailed Hawk was spotted near the north edge of Pale Male's territory. It was just inside the 85th St. and 5th Ave. entrance. Blue Jays and Robins were making a racket. This hawk looks very similar. Posted by Ben C.
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New Format: March 2007
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Charlie's Astro. Obs.. Clear Skies on Demand. Stuart's Astronomy Blog. Top of the Lawn. Saturday, March 31, 2007. Park Ave. Peregrine Falcons: 30 March 2007. 345mm ISO: 200 Shutter: 1/25s Aperture: f/3.6. After spending a few evenings watching this pair of Peregrines some patterns are emerging:. During lunch I spotted a Peregrine Falcon going to perch on 320 Park Ave. at 12:50pm . At 12:57pm it left towards the SE over 51st St. I departed at 1:00pm. Shortly after at 5:32pm I spotted an already perche...
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New Format: Met Life Building: Peregrine Perch 13-Mar-2008
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Charlie's Astro. Obs.. Clear Skies on Demand. Stuart's Astronomy Blog. Top of the Lawn. Thursday, March 13, 2008. Met Life Building: Peregrine Perch 13-Mar-2008. Image by BEN CACACE. Click image for a larger view). During lunch hour today I spotted a Peregrine Falcon heading south while looking for American Kestrels from Park Ave. and 51st St. north of St. Bart's. It was a brief view. Of a falcon disappearing behind a building northwest of the Met Life Building (44th/45th St. and Park Ave.).
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New Format: April 2007
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Charlie's Astro. Obs.. Clear Skies on Demand. Stuart's Astronomy Blog. Top of the Lawn. Wednesday, April 18, 2007. Central Park Reservoir: 5 Common Loons 18-Apr. Three of Five Common Loons. CENTRAL PARK — RESERVOIR. Image by B. Cacace. Click either image for a wider view). 420mm ISO: 200 Shutter: 1/160s Aperture: f/5.6. The number of Common Loons in breeding plumage on Central Park's reservoir has increased to five. All were seen on the surface simultaneously. Saturday, April 07, 2007. Bruce took a n...
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Astrowatcher: October 2006
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Saturday, October 21, 2006. This evening my North horizon was clear of clouds and I decided to catch a glimpse of this comet. In my location the comet is in a position which does not give much time for observing since it is low on the NW horizon just after sunset. Its postion is improving as its angle from the sun increases. As the month progresses the comet should get fainter but observation could be easier as it rises higher over the horizon. Posted by Albireo at 8:38 PM. I was not disappointed. Wi...
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Astrowatcher: July 2006
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Saturday, July 29, 2006. Dark sky site observing. Last night was the first time I took my telescope to a dark sky site. It was an event organized by the local astronomical society. Unfortunately, the site chosen at Zurrieq on the island's South coast was not as dark as I expected and the air was hazy due to the extreme heat. However, the Southern sky was reasonably clear with the Milky Way very evident through Sagittarius and Aquila. Posted by Albireo at 2:16 PM. View my complete profile.
