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Sorry for being a little late with these.? ?These were taken at Cochiti Lake in NM, a little off the center path of totality.? Taken with Sigma 150-600mm DG HSM at 600mm and Canon R6.? Also, sorry

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Finally gone thru my photos, 171 taken, 37 with decent view and 7 I consider my best. My link is: https://quid-valorem.smugmug.com/Astronomie/Eclipse-annulaire-de-Soleil-2023/ Raymond

About 30 of us were at Fall'n'Stars star party in Prince Edward County over the weekend.? We have a couple of people who keep us on track for seeing all the ISS passes so we were all watching this

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Saw then both Friday and saturday night traveling through Ursa major on Friday and Bootes on Sat. As well as ISS passes from the North Frontenac astronomy park Dave

Definitely a StarLink train, dispersing to their individual orbits now it seems. We had a grand view of them all in tight formation Friday night at the Diefenbunker Star Party. Cheers -- Mark

I'm praying what I saw was a SpaceX launch. If not, I want to be the first to welcome our alien overlords. The event was a first for me -- it was like a ballet. I was watching the night sky, minding

Hello OAFs, OAOG... I'm rebuilding a fairly large gallery of my personal photos (mostly family), with a small portion (5%?) of astronomy photos. I tend to do things in groups chronologically, and I'm

Wow, what a wonderful, knowledgeable, supportive community. Thank you! Lots to take in and understand. I’ll take some time to go through in detail all of this information before I make any

I second Adam's vote for binos to start. (I started with a 60 mm Tasco refractor, but let's call that half a binocular.) With a pair of binoculars, they can spend many a pleasurable evening on a

Hi Leslie, The most commonly given advice for a first scope it to get solid-tube dobsonian telescope of 6 or 8 inches aperture. These are completely manual telescopes, But the collect enough light

On Wed, Sept 13, 2023, 11:53 Andrei Osmolovski <dalikidoo@...> wrote: > Hi Leslie. You can borrow my SW150p free. > It's on equatorial mount with tracking. > 613 858 0244 > > > On Wed, Sept 13,

Hi Leslie. You can borrow my SW150p free. It's on equatorial mount with tracking. 613 858 0244 ---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Andrei Osmolovski <dalikidoo@...> Date: Wed, Sept 13,

A really good and affordable option these days is the StarSense Explorer lineup from Celestron. These are "push-to" mounts rather than computerized go-to but use a smartphone to find objects and

Hi Leslie, If they are new to astronomy, consider a good pair of binoculars like the Nikon Action EX 8x40. I bought a telescope when I started out and it is great, but there’s a learning curve

Hi Leslie, Depends on your Budget (as this hobby can get very pricy). But here are some options to consider that I often recommend to people. ZWO Seetar S50 (it’s new and I’m hoping to review on

Thanks Dave. I’m away at the moment so will miss these events. Other suggestions and guidance welcome. Leslie

The Rasc is having a star party at the Carp library parking lot on Friday eve ,a great place to view a variety of scopes and ask questions . The North frontenac observing park is having a festival all

Good morning, I’m looking for some guidance. I’m sure this question has been asked hundreds of times before however I suspect the technology changes. Right off let me say thank you for your