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Thaty’s amazing Alex.
Would be cool if they found a LIF crater.
Hopefully they are using their computing resources to search for them.Thanks folks.
Alex, I just had a check in Occult and interstingly, in Jan 2029, there will be 4 occultation paths from this asteroid passing over mainland UK in the one month!Not sure why, but this link works better for me Alex.
That’s great, thanks Paul.
I use The Sky X Pro.
WHen I download the Ephemerides as a data file, the software doesn’t read it.
The only way I could get it to work iss to manually copy/paste the data parameters for each satellite.
Is that what you do, or do you use other software tools?
Thanks,
Michael.I suggest reading this thread on the Solarchat forum before placing a bid:
https://solarchatforum.com/viewtopic.php?p=454855#p454855
In particular, the comments from Stephen ‘solarchat’.
The motion of the comet is quite apparent each evening.
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0.5 sec exposure with the iPhone this evening from Paxos island, Greece.
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Significantly easier to see this evening.
Approx 5 deg long tail.
Easy naked eye target tonight.
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I’m not a fan of side by side for balance reasons.
I also don’t like placing a heavy scope on top of a SCT.
The torsion of a heavy scope at top of the SCT combined with the torsion of the SCT on to the mount may be applying quite a strain on the OTA strucure that I wonder does it place pressure on the corrector glass?
I would suggest Parallax rings.
Michael.
