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Next Transit of Venus (5/6 June 2012) - not that long away
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Barberskum wrote:
Yeah, I'd agree with you whole-heartedly there Frank. You organising one for Oz?
Seanie.
Half the enjoyment for me anyway is the planning,
travel, social aspect of these kind of trips.
Yeah, I'd agree with you whole-heartedly there Frank. You organising one for Oz?
Seanie.
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Former IFAS Chairperson and Secretary.
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Replied by Frank Ryan on topic Re:Next Transit of Venus (5/6 June 2012) - not that long away
Nope. But that's not to say I wouldn't go though. :laugh:
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Hi,
Our second Transit of Venus (June 2012) is now only two years and a bit away!
Has anybody decided what equipment to image it. I found the last time, too small an image scale left something to be desired, I was using 420mm focal length. Maybe it was just that I was still using film(!), but digital should be better with a shorter focal length. How times have changed!
John
Our second Transit of Venus (June 2012) is now only two years and a bit away!
Has anybody decided what equipment to image it. I found the last time, too small an image scale left something to be desired, I was using 420mm focal length. Maybe it was just that I was still using film(!), but digital should be better with a shorter focal length. How times have changed!
John
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