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12 years 9 months ago #92430 by mykc
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Are you sure it was Aubrey? :laugh:

Mike
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12 years 9 months ago #92432 by lunartic_old
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Are you sure it was Aubrey?

Mike


Well, it was dark. :laugh:
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12 years 9 months ago #92458 by flt158
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I completely concur with Calibos -the wind chill was very difficult to live with. I loved seeing Castor in Dave's 10" Dobsonian. It was breathtakingly white. And what can I say about R Leporis? To me, it is my favourite carbon star, and I have seen 25 others. I reckon it was about magnitude +7.8. And what a joy it was to get a sighting of M79 for the 1st time.
I get the feeling though, I am not finished with Lepus just yet. Gamma Leporis is a beautiful double. And also there is a multiple star called h3780, or sometimes it is called NGC 2017. Maybe I can look for these on March 2nd at Sandymount.
Observing M45 and the 2 star clusters in Monoceros in Bob's 5" refractor was wonderful. This was another historic night for me.

Aubrey.

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12 years 9 months ago #92461 by Graham
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It was a great night albeit freezing ;-)

Here are some pics of the occasion: Sugar Loaf Pics

The Ski Gear will definitely be located for next time! :silly:


Graham

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