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to season, Richard, I wouldnt rag you for that. I thought that was an exellent post on eyepiece selection. Now, being too easily confused with Hare Krishna at sidewalk sessions, about that I

Richard Sent me the following really helpful message, then asked me to post it so that "Attilla can rag" him. Looks like it's open season, Attilla! ;-) And thanks very much for the advice

Oops. I cut an pasted the wrong link. I mean this one: http://www.excelsis.com/vote/astro/eyepieces/index.html May your wave-front errors be zero. -ad

Photon man wrote about buying a used 10.5mm Pentax XL for cdn$350. Hmm. Efstonscience in toronto lists the 10.5mm Pentax at cdn$449.00. Eagle Optics sells it for us$238 (about cdn$424

Richard, are you pitching for some kind of group photo or what!? Once you've recovered from your group hug, and if you're not too fragile yet, might I ask you for a bit of eyepiece advice? ;-)

In a similar vein as Mike's MP3, but for persons who might be away from their computers, and might still wish to use their own voices to sing an irreverant Monty

Yes Yes you give these people an inch they take the whole bloody lot! ;) Now you think I could find a halfway decent shrubbery pic? NO! useless internet, virtual trees I found, vast libraries of

Hey Richard, With all that booze you'd be a Knight who said Hic.........right then on to business.......I would like a ....SHRUBBERY!!! Wow a -5 meteor cool I wish I would have stayed up longer, I

So good to see you here, Ricardo of Harding. Well met! And so, with Janice online as well ( welcomed her locally ) , now we are 5! Heck, with numbers like that, we might just be able to muster up

This sounds like a fun place - my 3.1 inch Vista & I are in!! For my first official act as a member of this discussion group, I will get me to the nearest Roger's outlet before the moon is next new

In response to the Knight who up until recently said "Ni!": When you saw that amazing halo in the daytime, too bad you didn't have one of those chrome hubcaps that people use to take all-sky photos.

and degrees Indeed. Halos are neat. They come in many varieties. The coolest one I've seen was during the day. It was a cold winter day. It was nominally clear but there was thin fog all over the

Welcome, Oh Knight, to this extremely small, but enthusiastic enclave of observing buffs! Be most welcome, Mike of Wirths, for thine good reputation preceedes thee... MINI OBSERVING

Anyone know a web page with good long range weather forecasts for ottawa? If there is one, I'd like to try getting the calendar items to automatically link to the right long term weather forcast.

Hi there, I'm new to the region and am anxious to find an astronomy group that isn't into bullshit politics and ego trips... I think i have found the right place! ;>)-- -Ni! Mike the anarchic

Monday Feb.26th/2001 Sess# 276 7:30 - 10:30 Farm Road lm=6.0 s=7 clear -11C Observing session, by myself, to test out Janice's f/5 80mm Short Tube Scope, at a darker site. I used the newly

It seems the time machine used for predicting cloud cover has gotten mixed up with the time machine used for predicting moon phases. I shall have to pour cold water over both of them. Thanks for

I Too bad about the weather. However, next time you and Jan are out volanteering as individual gentle astronomers, feel free to invite your gentle astronomer freinds along for company (if you feel

OK, Attilla, I uploaded a few of my sketches to this Group in the directory at the following address: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/amasot/files/Astro%20SKETCHES/ I'm hoping this might encourage

A local astronomy telescope viewing for girl scouts that Janice and I were going to attend will be cancelled due to weather conditions. Snow and wind will make it impossible for us to give a sky