Hey Ken, Put me back to a maybe at this stage. I had a car accident yesterday and the car needs to go in to be repaired, and also needs service, which puts the time line rather short. I will have to try and get a Loan car, which hopefully the other guys insurance will pay for.
Hey Ken, Put me back to a maybe at this stage. I had a car accident yesterday and the car needs to go in to be repaired, and also needs service, which puts the time line rather short. I will have to try and get a Loan car, which hopefully the other guys insurance will pay for.
Is there still room for a newbie to roll out a swag for a couple of nights?
I wont be able to confirm until the middle of next week though.
Oh and dinner on Saturday night?
Is there still room for a newbie to roll out a swap for a couple of nights?
I wont be able to confirm until the middle of next week though.
Oh and dinner on Saturday night?
Sure is Mick. Lots of camping space right on the observing field.
There is also 3 bunkhouses still empty (2 x 8 bunk and 1 x 6 bunk) for group bookings.
SV100
Hi all, next week is SV camp so I thought you would like more information on the SV100. It’s a challenge to take up on nights while observing at the camp. Most people look at the same old objects all the time. I have put together a list of objects, some of you may have seen and may not have.
The list is by no means a full list (only 100 objects) and you will find most of them not too hard to find. Some are hard to make it interesting.
There will be two ways to take up the challenge. One is a list with only the NGC numbers. The other is with NGC numbers and it will have information on what the object is. With today’s Go To scopes punch a number in and of you go. But I would hope those people only take the list with the NGC numbers. So your challenge is not to find the object but to identify the object.
Those without Go To you take the full list then the challenge is to find the objects.
I have been happy to announce the challenge is kindly sponsored by
Steve Massey at My Astro Shop.
Steve has donated a 1.25” UHC filter.
Also a signed copy by the authors of the new book
Atlas of the Southern Night Sky.
See the photo below. I will give a talk on the challenge on Saturday afternoon of the camp.
So I will see you there and take up the challenge and make you observing time more fruitful.
Good Luck.
I don't know where you got that weather report from (possibly Accuweather), but the Report from Australia (Weather Channel TV, Weatherzone web etc) is for Fine and Sunny and average of 23 degrees for Fri, Sat, and Sun so far.
Got that forecast a week ago from a good mate of mine who works for the Bureau of Met, although does his own forecasts which sometimes turn out differently from the BoM, but he is almost always right, wizard of forecasting. Good to see his matching most