Mr Jack Martin

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  • in reply to: C14 mirror flop #582704
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    David,

    These bolts were not supplied with my previously owned C14.

    I just have the 2 transport locking bolts 1″ long.

    Rother Valley optics cannot obtain these accessories. I will try 365 Astronomy.

    Regards,

    Jack  

    in reply to: To do or not ? #582698
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    Thank you all for your responses which filter(s) do you recommend and from where ?

    Regards,

    Jack

    in reply to: C14 mirror flop #582683
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    Peter and Daryl,

    Thanks for your replies.

    Jack

    in reply to: Will Hay Appreciation Society Astro T shirt #582508
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    Martin,

    I looked through his note book at the RAS some years ago, saw the drawing and notes on his discovery of the great white spot on Saturn. A very accomplished amateur astronomer.

    Regards,

    Jack

    in reply to: Did you know ! #582423
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    Ray,

    Its got nothing to do with PC.

    Not sure where you get that idea from !

    Jack

    in reply to: Did you know ! #582422
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    Nick,

    I agree, its important to get the balance right.

    Carolin Crawfords input to the program is excellent.

    Clear skies,

    Jack

    in reply to: Dustball meteor #582284
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    Bill,

    Good work, well done.

    Jack

    Essex UK

    in reply to: MarsJupiterSaturn together #582283
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    The scene at 03.57 UT.

    Clear skies,

    Jack

    Essex UK

    in reply to: MarsJupiterSaturn together #582241
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    The state of play this morning in the pre dawn sky 04.21 UT, the 3 planets are starting to align.

     Regards, 

    Jack

    in reply to: MarsJupiterSaturn together #582200
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    Thanks for your comments I should have added taken with my Canon PowerShot G7 MK3, F2.8 1/8 sec ISO3200 hand held leaning out of my bedroom window.  

    Regards,

    Jack

    Mr Jack Martin
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    Here’s my effort from Rayleigh Essex, nearly 1 hour before, as Damien asks please let us know if the pics are valid for your experiment.?

    Regards,

    Jack

    in reply to: Betelgeuse #582030
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    Due to dimming, is it changing its spectral type ?

    Regards,

    Jack

    Essex  

    in reply to: When does the new decade begin ? #581973
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    Thank you all for your explanations, its now clear and correct as to when this is.

    But, I can see why others would disagree.

    It also depends on your level of knowledge about the subject, which is after all of Astronomical significance.

    Regards,

    Jack

    Essex UK

    in reply to: BAA meeting livestream #581964
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    Because trains are not running again weekends, I viewed on line.

    Volume, wavered from soft to loud.

    Picture, close ups of speakers appeared washed out by bright lights, other views ok.

    I enjoyed the meeting, thank you for live streaming.

    Jack

    Essex UK

    in reply to: Spectra of old novae #581767
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    Congratulations and well done Robin, you are an inspiration to us all.

    Good to meet you again.

    Jack

    in reply to: Pure iron meteor spectrum #581768
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    Bill,

    Well done, good work. 

    I have NBS monograph 32 Tables of spectral-line intensities parts 1 + 2, Meggers.

    Multiplet tables of astrophysical interest Moore, if this helps with identification.

    Regards,

    Jack 

    in reply to: Transit of Mercury #581572
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    Canon EOS400D 1/15 sec ISO 400 Skywatcher Evostar 100 ED. Herschel wedge white light.

    Many thanks to Abi for the use of her refractor.  

    Regards to all,

    Jack

    Essex UK

    in reply to: Perseid fireball and spectrum #581301
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    Bill,

    ‘The power of spectroscopy’ your right about that, 85% of what we know about the Universe comes through dispersing the light of an object through a spectroscope !

    So, keep up the good work.

    Regards,

    Jack

    Essex

    in reply to: Perseid fireball and spectrum #581272
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    Bill,

    Excellent spectra some good science there, well done.

    Jack

    Essex  

    in reply to: Vega 2019 International Spectroscopy Symposium #581122
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    Peter,

    I am looking forward to meeting the others

    Regards,

    Jack

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