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Hello all, I'll be doing a presentation at this Friday night's RASC Ottawa meeting (on the Zoom platform) about the upcoming Tau Herculids meteor shower on the night of May 30/31, 2022. ?This meteor

Thank you for this idea. Brilliantly simple. I have a second filter to build for a kid who got a small telescope (definitely lower end) for Christmas so I will probably redo mine at the same time.

Hey Tris! Sorry how it all worked out, but glad you landed on your feet as an electrician apprentice! Steady work…. As for myself, I have been retired for almost ten years! Unfortunately I lost my

Hi Richard! How are you? The store moving to Merivale Rd wasn't something Kent had any say in, he was put in a long-term care home.? His wife took over mid-2019.? In 2020, she really wanted out of

I got my hands on some leftover stiff pink insulating foam. I cut some rough chunks to be manageable, and stacked them on top of each other to be able to make a matched set. I taped them together with

Tristan, Nice to hear from you. Glad you landed on your feet. cheers, Albert.

Good to hear an update! Hope to see you at some star parties! :) Paul

Hi Atilla and friends! Thank you for your concern.? I super-appreciate the kind words. I was out of work for 3 months, but then got hired on December 24 2021 as an apprentice electrician.? I began

That’s great news...something to be learned for everyone!! Cheers, Chris.

Problem solved!? The bloated stars were related to pixel size and the central obstruction on the C8.? The pixels on the ASI462 are 2.9um and with 2x2 binning they are still very small causing over

Great design. At some point this year, I'll be buying a 3D printer. When I do, I'd be happy to print a custom sized hoop/ flange if you want something more exact. Envirolaser does custom printing too

It was about $40 for a square foot of Thousand Oaks solar film, and the embroidery hoop was $5. I used a 9" circle of film in an 8" hoop. It sits nicely inside the lip of my 8" sct. All it needs is a

I received this email today from NYAA Starfest.

A group of us from the Kingston Centre all went to see it in the theatre a few years ago.? Definitely slow, not really an astronomy movie but it? did have some lovely night sky imagery.? I believe

Some beautiful photos of the night sky from the Atacama desert in Chile. Trailer is here: https://cielo-thefilm.com/ The entire film can be watched free if you have a library card here:

Hello all, Here’s some important information for doing the Messier Marathon this year. The two toughest evening objects (M74, M77) will not likely be visible in the twilight this year due to the

Venus Saturn and Mars rise together. Theyre within a 6 degree circle. Could be fun sight for people capable of waking up that early (not me). For the especially masochistic, comet 22P/Kopf (mag 9.5)

there is no more snow in any of the open areas wrote:

The driveway and lot should always be clear of snow because the site is used by the air ambulance

They will freeze!