DickieLee22
20-11-2012, 08:47 AM
Greetings,
My name is Richard. I am an American who will be visiting Australia for the first time in March 2013 (March 4th-26th). I just registered for this forum. Before exploring it I wanted to introduce myself so that I may ask for some help/recommendations.
I will be based in Melbourne during my trip, but I am willing to travel to another city if there is a star party or any kind of observing opportunity there. I will not be traveling with any of my own equipment.
Can anyone provide information/recommendations for Australian star parties (single night or multi-night) taking place in March 2013. Given that I will not have my own equipment, it would be very helpful if recommendations could reflect my need to borrow/share/rent some equipment, and could reflect that I am unfamiliar with the Southern Sky.
If no such events are taking place in March 2013, are there at least observatories open to the public and that allow the public to get behind an eyepiece?
I look forward to being a guest in your country.
Many thanks,
Richard
My name is Richard. I am an American who will be visiting Australia for the first time in March 2013 (March 4th-26th). I just registered for this forum. Before exploring it I wanted to introduce myself so that I may ask for some help/recommendations.
I will be based in Melbourne during my trip, but I am willing to travel to another city if there is a star party or any kind of observing opportunity there. I will not be traveling with any of my own equipment.
Can anyone provide information/recommendations for Australian star parties (single night or multi-night) taking place in March 2013. Given that I will not have my own equipment, it would be very helpful if recommendations could reflect my need to borrow/share/rent some equipment, and could reflect that I am unfamiliar with the Southern Sky.
If no such events are taking place in March 2013, are there at least observatories open to the public and that allow the public to get behind an eyepiece?
I look forward to being a guest in your country.
Many thanks,
Richard