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Bruce McGlashan wrote: Interesting piece of t

Bruce - I really enjoyed reading your FLO Observing Report, especially the detailed descriptions of how you located various M objects. I felt like I was there, targeting the red bull's eye between two

Thanks! I'll check this out next time.

it with a be Its much more likely to have been caused by the atmosphere rather than your scope. All objects when observed at low altitudes tend to show it, its just easiest to see on planets. The real

Well, I know Attilla is waiting anxiously for this, so here goes: Session: 2001-014 Date/time: 2001-04-18 21:00 - 03:00 Location: Fred Lossing Observatory, Almonte, Ontario. Weather: 5 (arr) dropping

Well, I started up the download. It is set to download a couple of files each night between midnight and 04:00 for the next week or so. We'll see how it goes. Rick

me know..... Sigh, I wish. But I have an 8:30 meeting friday morning for which I actually need to be away. I look forward to the observing report. That reminds me, for the people who went, how was FLO

on Paul 1. Instructions and the FTP address can be found here: http://www.nofs.navy.mil/projects/pmm/a2.html The only problem in downloading it is that even with a fast link, it will take a few days

Hi all! Anyone into coming out to Perth tonight to do some observing? Let me know..... clear skies 'n' apple pies Mike

I'm planning on the Photons at Pinhey's, if it is not raining but other things would be out as my youngest is having his 5th birthday party on Saturday and the only thing my wife is letting me

Attilla: Whence did you download the A2.0? I have been considering imposing on Paul Boltwood to borrow and copy his, but I believe his is only version 1. Rick

Hi Robert, us$89.00. It goes down to magnitude 14 or 15. However it can also read the A2.0 database which goes down to magnitude 19.2 or so. (A2.0 is free. I downloaded a copy from the net. It's 6.5

I have been using a online robotic telescope that is in the UK some ware I log in the sky I want to get and it e-mail me the pic' when it has done the job but I have to wait I have been using the DDS

ok thank you very much will do ~~{ Robert H Young }~~

Hi Robert, I don't have any image map version of the FLO site, but if you read message#411 by Al Seaman with the updated instructions in text format, and you also use some kind of Ontario map, you

Yes, DSS is a wonderful thing. My favorite way of downloading DSS images from the net is with my star-charting software Guide 7.0 (www.projectpluto.com). In Guide 7.0, you can zoom in on any section

well if you still like to look at the stars and are a die hard you cna still acess them through this web sight http://stdatu.stsci.edu/dss/dss_form.html all you have to do is put in the RA and DEC of

may I ask what the direction are and if there is a map just in case some day I would like to show up or find somone that hasa van with a ramp that cna take me just woundering is all