Suzy I found this timeline that may be useful to include with your Eta Carina stuff. I wonder, if you are going to Astrofest perhaps you might consider a short presentation on your continuing passion for this, just a thought.
Most interesting.
I have to admit the sceptical scientist in me didn't think it likely the variations would be perceptible to the human eye, but it would seem those changes over the last 2 years definitely would be.
There must be some problem with your browser/internet link, Ron - Luis' links both work perfectly for me and the .png one is just to a picture of a graph.
There must be some problem with your browser/internet link, Ron - Luis' links both work perfectly for me and the .png one is just to a picture of a graph.
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Bojan, your links don't work for me iether
I will will get onto my server tomorrow to see if they are blocking this site
Is it possible my security software is blocking this site
Cheers
Suzy I found this timeline that may be useful to include with your Eta Carina stuff. I wonder, if you are going to Astrofest perhaps you might consider a short presentation on your continuing passion for this, just a thought.
Thankyou also for the kind invitation, I felt very special indeed!
As passionate as I am about this topic, I feel however there are plenty of others that could give this presentation more justice than I could, for I am just a beginner really.
Anyone monitoring the spectrum of Eta????
If it "blows" we'll get the first light in the Southern Hemisphere - it would be a great catch for Australian observers......
I monitored H alpha intermittently in 2009-10 but since late last year have been concentrating on a particular HeI line for the Royal Belgian Observatory ... all very steady in that region, so far.
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