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Old 10-07-2008, 05:46 AM
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A Cold Wind

There was a cold 25kph NW wind blowing this morning. I decided not to open the roof of the observatory, opting to roll the 12" scope out to the SE side instead. It wasn't too bad out of the wind.
I have been working my way through a list of 200 (non Magellan Clouds) Dunlop objects and ticked off another 5 today, NGCs 1531-2, 1792, 1808, 1851 and 2090. I only have a few more Dunlop objects to go.
I also looked at M31-32-110, M33, the PNe NGC 1360 and 15 galaxies in Fornax. NGC 1365 was the best that I have seen it. After that I looked at Comet Boattini and saw a tail at least 40' long. My final object was the PNe M76, it was low in the north just above Brisbane's sky glow.
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Old 10-07-2008, 03:47 PM
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Yes there is a bit of a nip in the winter winds, might be in for a good cold
snap... if the rain stays away.

regards,CS
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