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Favourite Observations of 2020
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3 years 10 months ago #109871
by flt158
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I do thank you very much for your update regarding the Jupiter - Saturn conjunction of 1226, Finbarr.
It must have been a most spectacular event for whoever saw it without the use of a telescope.
And a huge thank you to Darren for his top 7 observations of 2020.
Of course, we would love to hear from others if you please, no matter how few events they observed!
Happy New Year and new decade to everyone here on www.irishastronom.org
Clear skies tonight on 1st January 2021.
Aubrey.
It must have been a most spectacular event for whoever saw it without the use of a telescope.
And a huge thank you to Darren for his top 7 observations of 2020.
Of course, we would love to hear from others if you please, no matter how few events they observed!
Happy New Year and new decade to everyone here on www.irishastronom.org
Clear skies tonight on 1st January 2021.
Aubrey.
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3 years 10 months ago - 3 years 10 months ago #109875
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Hello Aubrey and Finbarr,
Your lists were great to read. Finbarr, that's a fabulous photo of Neowise! I also liked reading your point about what you saw on March 28th.
Aubrey, I remember reading your report from May 01 when you had all those objects in the same FOV...It sounds as beautiful now as it did then. And you're too kind about Neowise! Would you believe that green is my most favourite colour : )
Seriouly though, as I've said in the past it's very easy to get excited about amateur astronomy when there are people like you involved in the activity. You are so passionate about the hobby I'd ask 'how could one not get excited and fired-up to gaze through an eyepiece when reading your reports, or being at a meet-up with you?' Not only are you a wealth of knowledge, but you're also great craic...ah the Shaggs : )
Clear skies and I wonder what others will include.
Darren.
Your lists were great to read. Finbarr, that's a fabulous photo of Neowise! I also liked reading your point about what you saw on March 28th.
Aubrey, I remember reading your report from May 01 when you had all those objects in the same FOV...It sounds as beautiful now as it did then. And you're too kind about Neowise! Would you believe that green is my most favourite colour : )
Seriouly though, as I've said in the past it's very easy to get excited about amateur astronomy when there are people like you involved in the activity. You are so passionate about the hobby I'd ask 'how could one not get excited and fired-up to gaze through an eyepiece when reading your reports, or being at a meet-up with you?' Not only are you a wealth of knowledge, but you're also great craic...ah the Shaggs : )
Clear skies and I wonder what others will include.
Darren.
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