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RASC ottawa has a large portable display wall. They've used it at science fairs. You poster would be approprate for that wall. I don't recall who at the rasc maintains such, but Chris Teron probably

Hello Ottawa astronomers, I've been going through all the stuff to put on my walls and I came across a large poster that I really like but have no wall space to use. Good overview of the planets,

Update: ?I’ll arrive at about 10pm

Hi Gordon! Good to hear! ?Hopefully you can make it. ?It’s suppose to be a bit windy so I’ll likely setup further down that road, along the row of trees - in a spot where there are no hydro

Paul, I’ve still got three 3D printers (gave one to my brother recently). I’ve used them to print a few things for astronomy, but more importantly I think for you is I also had the chance

This one got a ~1.3 page write up in the Jan 2023 Sky and Tel and was reviewed quite favourably. Rick

Interesting! I may show up. I will send a follow-up if I do. :) —G ________________________________ Sent: Tuesday, December 13, 2022 12:30:03 PM To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Subject: [OAFs]

In my internet travels I did see this design that might be of interest if you haven't seen it yet. As a bonus, it appears to have a bit of a community which I find is very useful for big

Hello all! I plan to be out to observe the Geminids meteor shower tonight, at a dark sky site east of Ottawa. It has been a long while since we've done any group observing sessions, therefore I'm

I shall be interested to hear how your 3d printed scope turns out, since I would not think to do so. I've been 3d printing for 6 years. I've printed hundreds of things. Most of them were telescope

Hello knowledgeable OAFs: Soooo, let's start with the fact that I am NOT Mr. Handyman. But I did recently get a 3D printer, and my goal for 2023 is to build my own scope of some sort. I found a

Possibly not know to the general OAFs community, Mark helped rebuild/refurbish the 18" starmaster that Mike Wirths donated to the Ottawa RASC. It could not have been done without Mark's

Hi.? I am Mark Lord, and am quite active on the CloudyNights site.? I use a Celestron 8" Evo, and have used Covid isolation time to design/build several interesting (open source hardware and

A stunning image. I particularly like fine dark-lane detail. The star colors look ok to me. The stars look like they're showing a small amount of image rotation. Perhaps your polar alignment wasnt

I reprocessed my image of the pelican nebula in the foraxx pallet.? This was first light with the istar phantom fcl 140 and the back focus is off.? The nebula looks good but the stars are off.

Hello all, I wanted to add that this may be the most active year for the Leonids (assuming that the prediction for the outburst is correct) until the 2030s. Lets hope for clear skies! Pierre

Hello all, Like many of you, I noticed the massive glow illuminating the clouds too. ?For some reason the cannabis green house seems to get a whole lot brighter at certain times of the year. ?The

Earth is approaching the debris zone of Comet 55P/Tempel-Tuttle, source of the annual Leonid meteor shower. Forecasters expect a minor peak of 15 meteors per hour on Nov. 17th (~2300 UT), followed by

It is a massive $100M Canabis production plant/greenhouse.? Lights (orange glow)? upwards. Yesterday it was visible from very far North (at least 50 km) and higher local intensity than the city of

Hi… I saw a discussion about it amongst some geocacher friends on Facebook yesterday or today. Their comments were it seems to have gotten brighter. A photo taken from Orleans (I think) that I saw