Observing Challenges

Hi

Just on the lunar challenge, I think Shane hasn't been around for a while, but I started work on a lunar challenge a while back. It is basically the lunar 100 by charles wood, run by IFAS. I have all necessary permissions, and have most of it ready to go, just need to finish it off.

This serves as a timely reminder.

Sounds good Trevor. As it is currently existing as a gap in the Programme, I personally would like to see you develop it further. I am quite sure you wouldn't have many, if any, objections to it. Shane was last seen here (post-wise) July 2006, so I don't think he's going to mind either!

Seanie.

As double star observing is an interest of mine I could have a go at developing one, unless someone else is working on it?

Yes as Dave L said the weather is your problem....i have to novice challenge waiting to go but weather aint on my side like everyone else i suppose

couple of nights i was out i was too bizy learning bout astrophotography from Steve Roche.......

going to start the next clear night

Oh and this Challenge seems to have gotten lost in the mists of time:

The IFAS ISS Imaging Challenge!

www.irishastronomy.org/user_resources/fi...-ISS%20challenge.pdf

Hi

Just on the lunar challenge, I think Shane hasn't been around for a while, but I started work on a lunar challenge a while back. It is basically the lunar 100 by charles wood, run by IFAS. I have all necessary permissions, and have most of it ready to go, just need to finish it off.

This serves as a timely reminder.

That is great stuff Trevor; I would be most interested in undertaking this worthy challenge. It would also be a good learning curve for me and for others to gain more experience and knowledge.

Clear skies
Mike