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6 years 2 months ago #107360
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Lunar X was created by Fermidox
One of the more favourable opportunities to observe this 'feature' occurs tonight - beginning around 8.20, max around 10.15, ending after midnight.
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6 years 2 months ago #107364
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Not very favourable as regards moon altitude however, and low cloud has hung around for most of the evening here
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6 years 2 months ago #107365
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Yes, Fermi.
I would go along with that.
It was not a very good night for observing low altitude objects like our Moon.
However I did split Almach, Polaris. (Both at 40X)
And also found a new carbon star called LEE 356.
Its magnitude is +9.6 and is positioned near Omicron Andromedae and 2 Andromedae.
I required 112X to see its decent orange hue through high altitude clouds.
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I would go along with that.
It was not a very good night for observing low altitude objects like our Moon.
However I did split Almach, Polaris. (Both at 40X)
And also found a new carbon star called LEE 356.
Its magnitude is +9.6 and is positioned near Omicron Andromedae and 2 Andromedae.
I required 112X to see its decent orange hue through high altitude clouds.
Aubrey.
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6 years 1 month ago - 6 years 1 month ago #107377
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Yes, the Lunar X
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6 years 1 month ago #107378
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Hello John.
My wife and I have just watched the Lunar X video and have greatly enjoyed it.
We have both observed it on 4 occasions.
Thanks a bunch for posting this brilliant video.
The Moon is always fascinating to observe.
By the way, the Hunter's Moon occurs on Wednesday night.
Clear skies from Aubrey.
My wife and I have just watched the Lunar X video and have greatly enjoyed it.
We have both observed it on 4 occasions.
Thanks a bunch for posting this brilliant video.
The Moon is always fascinating to observe.
By the way, the Hunter's Moon occurs on Wednesday night.
Clear skies from Aubrey.
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6 years 1 month ago #107380
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Excellent John, I enjoy reading your informative posts on Cloudy Nights too.
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