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10 years 2 months ago #101837
by manic_dave
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Europe's Darkest Skies
Top 4 Locations in the world to Stargaze by Paste Magazine.
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John I could refresh your memory of the pub with some pictures from my phone, but I don't think they show any of us in perfect light.
Of the whole weekend the sight of a horizon to horizon Milky Way and a cloud passing over head and wondering what it was. It was so dark the cloud was black and looked like a dust lane in the Milky Way.
Clouds are Orange where I come from.
Of the whole weekend the sight of a horizon to horizon Milky Way and a cloud passing over head and wondering what it was. It was so dark the cloud was black and looked like a dust lane in the Milky Way.
Clouds are Orange where I come from.
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10 years 2 months ago #101838
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Programming today is a race between software engineers striving to build bigger and better programs, and the universe trying to produce bigger and better idiots. So far, the universe is winning.
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We went to the pub?
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10 years 2 months ago #101839
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Europe's Darkest Skies
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yeah think so anyway.
or some gang of louts stole my phone, had a night on the beer (and shots) took pictures and put the phone back in my pocket next morning.
or some gang of louts stole my phone, had a night on the beer (and shots) took pictures and put the phone back in my pocket next morning.
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10 years 2 months ago #101840
by Roy Stewart
QUOTE: “Two possibilities exist: either we are alone in the Universe or we are not. Both are equally terrifying.” ― Arthur C. Clarke.
Skywatcher 200pds & HEQ5 PRO Mount , 15x70 Astro Revelation binos.. EP's SW 38mm 2" Panaview- SW 30mm 2" Aero- SW 26mm 2"Panaview.. 2" UHC filter-2" OIII filter.
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Oh Yah, Ye went to the pub alright
cause I got woken up at just after 4am
by the only sober person in yer company
to whom ye all owe yer lives too for escorting
ye shower of alco's up the dark road.. Fair-play
to u Mr Kershaw.
Cheers Roy
#ClearSkies #LunarNut #LovesSkelligsLodgeSkies
cause I got woken up at just after 4am
by the only sober person in yer company
to whom ye all owe yer lives too for escorting
ye shower of alco's up the dark road.. Fair-play
to u Mr Kershaw.
Cheers Roy
#ClearSkies #LunarNut #LovesSkelligsLodgeSkies
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10 years 1 month ago #101929
by Seanie_Morris
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It was an enjoyable weekend. I'd have even stayed if it was for 3 nights and not 2! The guys traveling from 'up North' had the right idea!
I think the location would be great for a Winter viewing. Crisp, clear skies are not a stranger to that region. Some of the darkest skies I have ever seen, I did so from Valentia, so it's a great area. The lights out policy kicks in from the first week of November till the end of February.
Just planting the seed...
I think the location would be great for a Winter viewing. Crisp, clear skies are not a stranger to that region. Some of the darkest skies I have ever seen, I did so from Valentia, so it's a great area. The lights out policy kicks in from the first week of November till the end of February.
Just planting the seed...
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