sci.astro.amateur
- HUBBLE CAPTURES A RARE ECLIPSE ON URANUS (STScI-PRC06-42),
INBOX ASTRONOMY : NEWS ALERT
- Calculating orbits,
Terry B
- Huge Nebula!,
Richard Jarnagin
- Canon Rebel XT, Nikon D50 or Pentax K100 best?,
SW
- Sun/cloud phenomena help,
kb3jqj
- Re: SMART-1 to Crash the Moon,
Willie R . Meghar
- Re: Killer Lights,
dk
- Re: Killer Lights,
whowell
- Re: Killer Lights,
Tim Killian
- Re: Killer Lights,
dk
- Re: Killer Lights,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: Killer Lights,
dk
- Re: Killer Lights,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: Killer Lights,
dk
- Re: Killer Lights,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: Killer Lights,
whowell
- Re: Killer Lights,
dk
- Re: Killer Lights,
Scoop
- Message not available
- Re: Killer Lights,
Florian
- Re: Killer Lights,
Florian
- Re: Killer Lights,
Howard Lester
- Re: Killer Lights,
Dan Mckenna
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: Killer Lights,
Rich
A European spaceship is about to crash into the Moon,
Sam Wormley
Linguists criticise IAU <Pluto>,
Wally
Mac Astro Software Update,
Davoud
NYC Planetarium,
George Hein
Canon digital SLR question,
Joe S.
palette or chart of star colors ?,
Thierry
Re: CASSIOPEIA A - THE COLORFUL AFTERMATH OF A VIOLENT STELLAR DEATH (STScI-PRC06-30-Heritage),
John Banister
Celestial Mechanics Software,
Jim Klein
Question about the planet formerly known as Pluto,
Al
Effect of 90 degree axial tilt upon apparent motion of sun,
David Gallermo
How to measure tilt,
whit3rd
Pluto needs your help.,
Glenn . Barlow
Re: Biblical Study on Ghosts and Spirits,
Jan Owen
Blown Undercover Slick Wily -- Dogger,
Starry_American
OT: Reminder software?,
Dennis Allen
Comet 177P/Bradford,
Robert Sheaffer
Montana nights,
Mark F.
Spheroids (Re: Pluto vote 'hijacked' in revolt),
Kevin Heider
Are you pst at your PST?,
TMA
The nine planets,
oriel36
iota cas,
TMA
Red stars (observation report),
Martin R. Howell
Re: Red stars (observation report),
nytecam
searching custom screendumps of starry night 6, Thesky6,
astro
'Ask David' says there are 12 planets?,
Linus Das
Obs ops: Sun 8/27/2006,
canopus56
SAVE PLUTO,
jacoca
- Re: SAVE PLUTO,
RMOLLISE
- Re: SAVE PLUTO,
Pat O'Connell
- Re: SAVE PLUTO,
Paul Winalski
- Astonomers are dumbfucks.,
The Director
- Re: Astonomers are dumbfucks.,
Phil Wheeler
- Re: Astonomers are dumbfucks.,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: Astonomers are dumbfucks.,
Phil Wheeler
- Re: Astonomers are dumbfucks.,
Mij Adyaw
- Re: Astonomers are dumbfucks.,
The Director
- Re: Astonomers are dumbfucks.,
Brian Tung
- Re: Astonomers are dumbfucks.,
Mij Adyaw
- Re: Astonomers are dumbfucks.,
Brian Tung
- Re: Astonomers are dumbfucks.,
G.T.
- Re: Astonomers are dumbfucks.,
G.T.
- Re: Astonomers are dumbfucks.,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: Astonomers are dumbfucks.,
Mij Adyaw
- Re: Astonomers are dumbfucks.,
Sjouke Burry
- Re: Astonomers are dumbfucks.,
Wally
- Re: SAVE PLUTO,
Wally
- Re: SAVE PLUTO,
Wally
Telescopes.com,
paul78703
What is the term for a nearly spherical celestial body?,
John Freck
Planet Definition Questions,
Richard Jarnagin
A Word from the Black Forest Star Party,
Dave Mitsky
Re: YUK More Lights,
RMOLLISE
Pluto's OK,
Gareth Slee
About Pluto Demotion,
Carlos
Re: Pluto vote 'hijacked' in revolt,
Mark Smith
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: Pluto vote 'hijacked' in revolt,
Bryan
- Re: Pluto vote 'hijacked' in revolt,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: Pluto vote 'hijacked' in revolt,
Kevin Heider
- Re: Pluto vote 'hijacked' in revolt,
Thomas Lee Elifritz
- Re: Pluto vote 'hijacked' in revolt,
Brian Tung
- Re: Pluto vote 'hijacked' in revolt,
Kevin Heider
- Re: Pluto vote 'hijacked' in revolt,
Paul Schlyter
- Re: Pluto vote 'hijacked' in revolt,
Brian Tung
- Re: Pluto vote 'hijacked' in revolt,
Paul Schlyter
- Re: Pluto vote 'hijacked' in revolt,
Brian Tung
- Re: Pluto vote 'hijacked' in revolt,
Paul Schlyter
- Re: Pluto vote 'hijacked' in revolt,
Brian Tung
Ba bye Pluto.. I said Ba bye......Ba bye,
jlw1949
Sikhote-Alin meteorite mid-air impact craters? (pictures in links),
radiantbluelight
closeups of globs/open clusters in M31,
Richard Crisp
What is a C-band filter?,
canopus56
IAU updates scientific definition of planet to match current knowledge,
canopus56
Doesn't Pluto have an atmosphere?,
JackPeters
- Re: Doesn't Pluto have an atmosphere?,
OG
- Re: Doesn't Pluto have an atmosphere?,
Ed
- Re: Doesn't Pluto have an atmosphere?,
Kevin Heider
- Re: Doesn't Pluto have an atmosphere?,
rwalker
- Re: Doesn't Pluto have an atmosphere?,
ED T
- Re: Doesn't Pluto have an atmosphere?,
Brian Tung
- Re: Doesn't Pluto have an atmosphere?,
ED T
- Re: Doesn't Pluto have an atmosphere?,
Brian Tung
- Re: Doesn't Pluto have an atmosphere?,
rwalker
- Re: Doesn't Pluto have an atmosphere?,
ED T
- Re: Doesn't Pluto have an atmosphere?,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: Doesn't Pluto have an atmosphere?,
Paul Schlyter
- Re: Doesn't Pluto have an atmosphere?,
Brian Tung
- Re: Doesn't Pluto have an atmosphere?,
Paul Schlyter
- Re: Doesn't Pluto have an atmosphere?,
Brian Tung
- Re: Doesn't Pluto have an atmosphere?,
Paul Schlyter
- Re: Doesn't Pluto have an atmosphere?,
Stephen Paul
- Re: Doesn't Pluto have an atmosphere?,
rwalker
- Re: Doesn't Pluto have an atmosphere?,
Phil Wheeler
- Re: Doesn't Pluto have an atmosphere?,
Don't Be Evil
IAU's new planet definition,
JackPeters
I want to buy a telescope,
Ralph K. Compton
Of Stars, Pluto and Planetary Classification,
Willie R . Meghar
- Re: Of Stars, Pluto and Planetary Classification,
Paul Schlyter
- Re: Of Stars, Pluto and Planetary Classification,
AustinMN
- Re: Of Stars, Pluto and Planetary Classification,
Willie R . Meghar
- Re: Of Stars, Pluto and Planetary Classification,
Carsten A. Arnholm
- Re: Of Stars, Pluto and Planetary Classification,
AustinMN
- Re: Of Stars, Pluto and Planetary Classification,
Carsten A. Arnholm
- Re: Of Stars, Pluto and Planetary Classification,
Willie R . Meghar
- Re: Of Stars, Pluto and Planetary Classification,
Paul Schlyter
- Re: Of Stars, Pluto and Planetary Classification,
Carsten A. Arnholm
- Re: Of Stars, Pluto and Planetary Classification,
Brian Tung
- Re: Of Stars, Pluto and Planetary Classification,
Wally Wonderful
- Re: Of Stars, Pluto and Planetary Classification,
rwalker
A linguistic catastrophe... 'dwarf planet' is not a planet!,
Paul Neave
Filter holder,
Havriliak
thenineplanets.com webiste ?,
Thierry
Divisions of astronomy,
oriel36
Demote Mercury and Ceres,
Mike Boschat
Ether ousts Dark Matter..,
nytecam
I'm not convinced that the new definition excludes Pluto...,
Mark Smith
Will astro software now be revised .....,
IAU Realty
Astrophoto op.: Venus and Saturn in one e.p. Sat. sunrise,
canopus56
Re: Pluto - The Tenth Planet From A Star Called The Sun,
Florian
Pluto petition,
Geoff Gariepy
Next Shuttle mission (this week) has light pollution experiment,
Rich
How do they know these things are "plutons?",
Rich
How can I find what I'm looking for?,
Steve & Lizzie
Old ATM Returns,
Jim Klein
Overall disappointing...,
wiiwiillwiin
Ann: Sunspot and planetary feature lat long javascript calculator,
canopus56
Canon EOS400 for astrphotography?,
Tim Killian
Under what?,
Ken Bradley
Sanity returns to astronomy,
Rich
Re: NASA - Our Fascist Space Agency,
Paul Winalski
Since some Astronomers take 76 years to define a planet, maybe it's time to Fund Astronomy only once every 76 years.,
Ed
So that's what happened on the Moon,
Sam Wormley
Pluto loses status as a planet,
Sam Wormley
Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
IAU Realty
Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Chris L Peterson
Message not available
- Message not available
- Message not available
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Willie R . Meghar
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Paul Schlyter
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Willie R . Meghar
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Florian
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Paul Schlyter
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Willie R . Meghar
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Paul Schlyter
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Willie R . Meghar
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
ph42
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Paul Schlyter
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
ph42
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Paul Schlyter
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
ph42
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Paul Schlyter
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
ph42
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Paul Schlyter
Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Martin R. Howell
Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Carsten A. Arnholm
Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Florian
Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Paul Schlyter
Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
osdfey
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Sam Wormley
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Ed
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Brian Tung
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Scoop
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Ed
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Bill Owen
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Ed
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Kevin Heider
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
priorknowledge
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Davoud
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Brian Tung
- Message not available
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Davoud
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Paul Schlyter
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Brian Tung
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Sam Wormley
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
osdfey
Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Pierre Vandevennne
Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Tommy Lee
Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
oriel36
Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Richard Adams
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Ed
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Brian Tung
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Ed
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Brian Tung
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Ed
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Brian Tung
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Ed
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Brian Tung
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
canopus56
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Richard Adams
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
IAU Realty
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
IAU Realty
Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
josephmramirez
Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Martin R. Howell
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Tommy Lee
- Re: So can it still be a dog?,
jt
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Martin R. Howell
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Marty
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Ed
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Marty
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Sam Wormley
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Martin R. Howell
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Tommy Lee
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
JusticeForPluto
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Martin R. Howell
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Martin R. Howell
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Richard Jarnagin
- Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Tommy Lee
Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Llanzlan Klazmon
Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
syousef
Re: Pluto loses status as a planet,
Richard Jarnagin
Pluto is Planet, We have 11 Planets.,
Sanny
Update image in hi-res,
Giorgio Mengoli
More important issues,
oriel36
Update on The Astro Poll,
Martin R. Howell
GA Newspaper,
Richard Jarnagin
One quick question,
wiiwiillwiin
News: NASA Galaxy Hunter: Huge Black Holes Stifle Star Formation,
Sam Wormley
All you ever need to know about the Universe,
lynt
Astronomy cartoons by Sidney Harris,
Ioannis
Planet Definition: IAU Attendees Speak Out,
Davoud
1847AD: Reclassify Ceres, Vesta, Juno, and Pallas as Asteroids,
Kevin Heider
- Re: 1847AD: Reclassify Ceres, Vesta, Juno, and Pallas as Asteroids,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: 1847AD: Reclassify Ceres, Vesta, Juno, and Pallas as Asteroids,
Kevin Heider
- Re: 1847AD: Reclassify Ceres, Vesta, Juno, and Pallas as Asteroids,
Brian Tung
- Re: 1847AD: Reclassify Ceres, Vesta, Juno, and Pallas as Asteroids,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: 1847AD: Reclassify Ceres, Vesta, Juno, and Pallas as Asteroids,
Bless You
- Re: 1847AD: Reclassify Ceres, Vesta, Juno, and Pallas as Asteroids,
Bless You
- Re: 1847AD: Reclassify Ceres, Vesta, Juno, and Pallas as Asteroids,
Davoud
- Re: 1847AD: Reclassify Ceres, Vesta, Juno, and Pallas as Asteroids,
Kevin Heider
- Re: 1847AD: Reclassify Ceres, Vesta, Juno, and Pallas as Asteroids,
Kevin Heider
- Re: 1847AD: Reclassify Ceres, Vesta, Juno, and Pallas as Asteroids,
William Hamblen
- Re: 1847AD: Reclassify Ceres, Vesta, Juno, and Pallas as Asteroids,
Bless You
- Re: 1847AD: Reclassify Ceres, Vesta, Juno, and Pallas as Asteroids,
Bless You
requesting opinions,
Chris
single-arm fork mount,
Herbert Mair
Heavy Hydrogen,
London England
Large mass produced dob,
Big Al
relative transparency,
Tom Rauschenbach
Now what's wrong here?,
wiiwiillwiin
Time to clean house at the IAU?,
Rich
The Astro Poll,
Martin R. Howell
Obsering report: Where The Stars Go To Die (8/19),
Lumpy Darkness
Re: The IAU Draft Definition of 'Planet' and 'Plutons',
Richard F.L.R.Snashall
Re: Sounds for conspiracy theorists and space enthusiasts,
Arnold
Re: Invite to All,
T.T.
"Save Kopernik Observatory" Group formed.,
George Normandin
Ob. op. Tuesday 8/22 sunrise 4 planetary bodies,
canopus56
NASA Finds Direct Proof of Dark Matter,
Klaatu
orion solar filter,
jdg
- Re: orion solar filter,
Joe S.
- Re: orion solar filter,
Brian Tung
- Re: orion solar filter,
Merp
- Re: orion solar filter,
jdg
- Re: orion solar filter,
Matthew Ota
- Forecasting Dark Skies,
John Banister
- Re: Forecasting Dark Skies,
Steve Holzworth
- Re: Forecasting Dark Skies,
John Banister
- Re: Forecasting Dark Skies,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: Forecasting Dark Skies,
John Banister
- Re: orion solar filter,
Matthew Ota
- Re: orion solar filter,
William Hamblen
- Re: orion solar filter,
Brian Tung
- Re: orion solar filter,
AstroApp
Good site near North Conway, New Hampshire?,
Thomas A. Fine
Update on the O III filter question.,
Jim
Glob hunting in M31,
Martin R. Howell
orin xt8,
jdg
Mauna Kea video,
Florian
Re: Mauna Kea video,
Florian
Music and intuitive astronomy,
oriel36
Music and astronomy,
oriel36
Galactic Drifter SETI,
galactic_drifter_seti
Off subject: searching for a reader of "the sirius mystery" for a confirmation...,
Thierry
Yet Another Planet Heard From,
William Hamblen
19 August Night Viewing,
Richard Adams
Looking for software re: compute lat and long of features on solar system bodies,
canopus56
Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Rich
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Stuart Chapman
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Sam Wormley
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Al
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Mark F.
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Richard Adams
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Rich
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
RMOLLISE
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Ioannis
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Brian Tung
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Rich
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Tim Killian
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Pierre Vandevennne
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Tim Killian
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Florian
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Tim Killian
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Pat O'Connell
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Tim Killian
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Martin Brown
- first pulsar, was Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Brian Tung
- Re: first pulsar, was Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Martin Brown
- Re: first pulsar, was Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Brian Tung
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Pierre Vandevenne
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Llanzlan Klazmon
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Tim Killian
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Llanzlan Klazmon
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Tim Killian
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Llanzlan Klazmon
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Martin Brown
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
starburst
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Llanzlan Klazmon
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Ernie Dunbar
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Sam Wormley
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
starburst
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Sjouke Burry
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Sam Wormley
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
starburst
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Llanzlan Klazmon
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
starburst
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Brian Tung
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Llanzlan Klazmon
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Llanzlan Klazmon
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Davoud
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Florian
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Davoud
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Llanzlan Klazmon
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Davoud
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Llanzlan Klazmon
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
London England
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Mij Adyaw
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
London England
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Hobo
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Richard Jarnagin
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Arnold
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Davoud
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Brian Tung
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Arnold
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Davoud
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Brian Tung
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Richard Jarnagin
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Florian
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Richard Jarnagin
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Florian
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Richard Jarnagin
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Richard Jarnagin
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Florian
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Richard Jarnagin
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Phil Wheeler
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Richard Jarnagin
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Davoud
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
thad
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Florian
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
thad
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Davoud
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Pierre Vandevenne
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Davoud
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Richard Jarnagin
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Florian
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
thad
- Re: Are the SETI kooks still at it?,
Jimbo
Re: park owner,
Richard Adams
Two Questions...,
wiiwiillwiin
EXTENDED WARNING: Geomagnetic K-index of 5 expected,
Sam Wormley
Sony ETAK ET-GPS1 Skymap NMEA compatible.,
sexmania
Obs. Report: Binocular Fest,
Willie R . Meghar
Will an O III help ?,
Jim
Re: Will an O III help ?,
Joe S.
Re: Will an O III help ?,
George Hein
Message not available
Re: HUBBLE SEES FAINTEST STARS IN A GLOBULAR CLUSTER (STScI-PR06-37),
mx
"Telescope category" in Japanese auctions,
nichidoishere
Planet Definition Revisited,
Richard Jarnagin
Dr. James Van Allen Memorial Service set at UI:,
jerry warner
NASA advisers resign over science cuts,
Rick Evans
Not quite a star, but almost,
allisonki
- Re: Not quite a star, but almost,
Brian Tung
- Re: Not quite a star, but almost,
SkySea
- Re: Not quite a star, but almost,
Brian Tung
- Re: Not quite a star, but almost,
William Hamblen
- Re: Not quite a star, but almost,
Brian Tung
- Re: Not quite a star, but almost,
William Hamblen
- Re: Not quite a star, but almost,
Brian Tung
- Re: Not quite a star, but almost,
William Hamblen
- Re: Not quite a star, but almost,
Chris L Peterson
Planetary Classification System(s),
Willie R . Meghar
A Planet a day,
T.T.
YADOP: Yet Another Definition of Planet (repost),
Brian Tung
Uranian moons - transits and eclipses,
William C. Keel
SUMMARY: Geomagnetic Sudden Impulse,
Sam Wormley
chi Cyg still 'brightest object' in Cygnus..,
nytecam
2006 IAU 12 planets resolution petition,
mirceaar
- Message not available
- Message not available
- Re: 2006 IAU 12 planets resolution petition,
osdfey
- Re: 2006 IAU 12 planets resolution petition,
osdfey
- Re: 2006 IAU 12 planets resolution petition,
Greg Crinklaw
- Re: 2006 IAU 12 planets resolution petition,
osdfey
- Re: 2006 IAU 12 planets resolution petition,
Greg Crinklaw
- Re: 2006 IAU 12 planets resolution petition,
osdfey
- Re: 2006 IAU 12 planets resolution petition,
Greg Crinklaw
- Re: 2006 IAU 12 planets resolution petition,
Paul Schlyter
- Re: 2006 IAU 12 planets resolution petition,
Greg Crinklaw
- Re: 2006 IAU 12 planets resolution petition,
Paul Schlyter
- Re: 2006 IAU 12 planets resolution petition,
Greg Crinklaw
- Re: 2006 IAU 12 planets resolution petition,
osdfey
- Re: 2006 IAU 12 planets resolution petition,
osdfey
- Re: 2006 IAU 12 planets resolution petition,
Paul Schlyter
- Re: 2006 IAU 12 planets resolution petition,
Greg Crinklaw
- Re: 2006 IAU 12 planets resolution petition,
Thomas Lee Elifritz
- Re: 2006 IAU 12 planets resolution petition,
Paul Schlyter
- Re: 2006 IAU 12 planets resolution petition,
RT
Re: 'Six Feet Under' - Best Series Ending Ever!,
Starlord
Obs ops for 8/18 Fri to 8/21 Sunday,
canopus56
new Astronomical Games: Give Me a Boost!,
Brian Tung
Orion Intelliscope Controller Problem,
gjritter@xxxxxxxxx
Confusion about Mars on the 27th,
Pippen
7X50 or 10X50 binoculars for older viewers,
brucegooglegroups
gse-aa] Auroral Alert,
Sam Wormley
AURORA WATCH: An explosion on the sun yesterday....,
Sam Wormley
The IAU is people by lunatics and old geezers,
Rich
Telescopes may come and go...,
Richard Adams
which oculars for my mewlon 210 (f 11.5 / 2415mm),
pascal
How to prepare a blank for planetary sketching with a terminator,
canopus56
Astronomy podcast!,
eggwoo
Re: I have Mail,
Dennis Woos
Re: We have three new planets including Charon,Ceres,2003 UB313 (Zena),
Howard Lester
Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Thierry
Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Don't Be Evil
Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Chris L Peterson
Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Davoud
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
ph42
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Ed
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Don't Be Evil
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Per Erik Jorde
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Don't Be Evil
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Per Erik Jorde
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
CNJ999
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Greg Crinklaw
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Greg Crinklaw
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Ed
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Carsten A. Arnholm
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
ph42
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Greg Crinklaw
- Greg Crinklaw is a Fascist Anti-Science Freak,
Thomas Lee Elifritz
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Phil Wheeler
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Thomas Lee Elifritz
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Ed
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Thomas Lee Elifritz
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Ed
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Thomas Lee Elifritz
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
dsciswe
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Greg Crinklaw
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Thomas Lee Elifritz
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Phil Wheeler
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Greg Crinklaw
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Phil Wheeler
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Phil Wheeler
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Greg Crinklaw
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Thomas Lee Elifritz
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Phil Wheeler
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
ph42
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Brian Tung
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Kevin Heider
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Brian Tung
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Greg Crinklaw
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Thomas Lee Elifritz
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
ph42
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Ed
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Thomas Lee Elifritz
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Phil Wheeler
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Greg Crinklaw
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Phil Wheeler
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Carsten A. Arnholm
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
John Nichols
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Ed
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Ed
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
CNJ999
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Thomas Lee Elifritz
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
CNJ999
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Davoud
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Thomas Lee Elifritz
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Ed
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Thomas Lee Elifritz
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Thomas Lee Elifritz
Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Neil Gwillym
Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Don't Be Evil
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Greg Crinklaw
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Thomas Lee Elifritz
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Don't Be Evil
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Thomas Lee Elifritz
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Ed
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Thomas Lee Elifritz
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Ed
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Thomas Lee Elifritz
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
ph42
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Greg Crinklaw
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Pierre Vandevennne
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Carsten A. Arnholm
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Ed
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Carsten A. Arnholm
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Thomas Lee Elifritz
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
ph42
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Brian Tung
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Carsten A. Arnholm
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
ph42
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Carsten A. Arnholm
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Carsten A. Arnholm
- Re: Soon 12 planets in the solar system !,
Ed
Re: Is Everyone Here a Liberal Heathen?,
Stuart Chapman
Astronomy Outreach in Long Beach,
Matthew Ota
Repost: How to filter a usenet group with MS Outlook Express using the connecter-maven technique,
canopus56
Re: Eyepieces,
WA2GUF
Seeking news of Vic & Jen Winter,
mailbox
Spot 904,
MT
FAQ,
Robert \"rpon\"
Naked eye Sunspot,
Willie R . Meghar
Northwoods Starfest in WI opinions needed,
sirius76
Chi Cygni Is Unusually Bright!,
Dave Mitsky
Mixed Coordinate conversion - ra from long and dec,
Dave Blake
Re: Mixed Coordinate conversion - ra from long and dec,
Paul Schlyter
Re: Mixed Coordinate conversion - ra from long and dec,
Ernie Wright
Re: Comet 177P/Barnard Magnitude Descrepancies....FOUND!,
G\"Laptop\"
NASA to Announces Dark Matter Discovery,
Arnold
41N Observer: Transiting tonight notes,
canopus56
Obs. Report: Comet 177P/Barnard,
Willie R . Meghar
Re: IF IT IS IMPORTANT TO YOU TO RECEIVE ONLY CASH DOLLAR BILLS PLEASE READ THIS,
Mark F.
Perseids anyone?,
G.T.
Ptolemaic Equant and Copernican epicyles,
oriel36
Hoax,
Mark F.
Re: Comet 177P/Barnard Magnitude Descrepancies,
Eugene Griessel
Celestron SkyScout's a winner,
thad
- Re: Celestron SkyScout's a winner,
Phil Wheeler
- Re: Celestron SkyScout's a winner,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: Celestron SkyScout's a winner,
Phil Wheeler
- Re: Celestron SkyScout's a winner,
Pierre Vandevennne
- Re: Celestron SkyScout's a winner,
thad
- Re: Celestron SkyScout's a winner,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: Celestron SkyScout's a winner,
Pierre Vandevennne
- Re: Celestron SkyScout's a winner,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: Celestron SkyScout's a winner,
Pierre Vandevennne
- Re: Celestron SkyScout's a winner,
Phil Wheeler
- Re: Celestron SkyScout's a winner,
thad
- Re: Celestron SkyScout's a winner,
Pierre Vandevennne
- Re: Celestron SkyScout's a winner,
Sam Wormley
- Re: Celestron SkyScout's a winner,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: Celestron SkyScout's a winner,
KPotato
- Re: Celestron SkyScout's a winner,
Joe S.
- Re: Celestron SkyScout's a winner,
Art
- Re: Celestron SkyScout's a winner,
thad
- Re: Celestron SkyScout's a winner,
thad
A couple of questions.,
Imagicka
Lightning Strikes Observatory,
Davoud
- Re: Lightning Strikes Observatory,
William R. Mattil
- Re: Lightning Strikes Observatory,
John Nichols
- Re: Lightning Strikes Observatory,
Davoud
- Re: Lightning Strikes Observatory,
David G. Nagel
- Re: Lightning Strikes Observatory,
Greg Campbell
- Re: Lightning Strikes Observatory,
j w
- Re: Lightning Strikes Observatory,
John Carruthers
- Re: Lightning Strikes Observatory,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: Lightning Strikes Observatory,
Sam Wormley
- Re: Lightning Strikes Observatory,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: Lightning Strikes Observatory,
Sam Wormley
- Re: Lightning Strikes Observatory,
Greg Neill
- Re: Lightning Strikes Observatory,
Dan Mckenna
- Re: Lightning Strikes Observatory,
Sam Wormley
- Re: Lightning Strikes Observatory,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: Lightning Strikes Observatory,
Sam Wormley
- Re: Lightning Strikes Observatory,
Dan Mckenna
- Re: Lightning Strikes Observatory,
MT
- Re: Lightning Strikes Observatory,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: Lightning Strikes Observatory,
William Hamblen
- Re: Lightning Strikes Observatory,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: Lightning Strikes Observatory,
Paul Schlyter
- Re: Lightning Strikes Observatory,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: Lightning Strikes Observatory,
Paul Schlyter
- Re: Lightning Strikes Observatory,
Ray Porter
- Re: Lightning Strikes Observatory,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: Lightning Strikes Observatory,
Davoud
- Re: Lightning Strikes Observatory,
Dan Mckenna
- Re: Lightning Strikes Observatory,
w_tom
- Re: Lightning Strikes Observatory,
Dan Mckenna
- Re: Lightning Strikes Observatory,
w_tom
- Re: Lightning Strikes Observatory,
Paul Schlyter
- Re: Lightning Strikes Observatory,
j w
- Re: Lightning Bites Observatory,
Dan Mckenna
[KOT (kinda off/on topic)] - Lens scratch repair,
Len Philpot
Astrophotography on a Shoe String?,
bucky
Re: The 'Michelson and Morley religion' - Carl Sagan, the deceased science "educator" and TV personality, is a Criminal Mind,
johnschiap
Who cares?,
Ken Bradley
Trippensee Planetarium,
Travis Ogden
Obs op: Galileo moon astrophoto 8/15/2006 3:56 UTC,
canopus56
Obs opp: SN2006dy in NGC5587 for N.A. obs,
canopus56
Apogee 20x100mm Astrovue Binoculars w/ Nebula Filters,
halfrolich@comcast
Which astronomy magazines do you read?,
Lumpy Darkness
- Re: Which astronomy magazines do you read?,
atasselli@xxxxxxxxxxx
- Re: Which astronomy magazines do you read?,
Willie R . Meghar
- Re: Which astronomy magazines do you read?,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: Which astronomy magazines do you read?,
Sam Wormley
- Re: Which astronomy magazines do you read?,
Darian
- Re: Which astronomy magazines do you read?,
Candian Lurker
- Re: Which astronomy magazines do you read?,
Lumpy Darkness
- Re: Which astronomy magazines do you read?,
Brian Tung
- Re: Which astronomy magazines do you read?,
laura halliday
- Re: Which astronomy magazines do you read?,
Rick Evans
- Re: Which astronomy magazines do you read?,
Rich
- Re: Which astronomy magazines do you read?,
allisonki
- Re: Which astronomy magazines do you read?,
Dave Mitsky
- Re: Which astronomy magazines do you read?,
Dave Mitsky
Re: Offer Various Sanitary ware from China,
BlagooBlanaa
Astro tour company gone silent,
mailbox
Customer complaints - to investigate, to apologise, to respond or NOT!,
Eric
- Re: Customer complaints - to investigate, to apologise, to respond or NOT!,
Ed
- Re: Customer complaints - to investigate, to apologise, to respond or NOT!,
Greg Crinklaw
- Re: Customer complaints - to investigate, to apologise, to respond or NOT!,
RMOLLISE
- Re: Customer complaints - to investigate, to apologise, to respond or NOT!,
Eric
- Re: Customer complaints - to investigate, to apologise, to respond or NOT!,
Greg Crinklaw
- Re: Customer complaints - to investigate, to apologise, to respond or NOT!,
Ed
- Re: Customer complaints - to investigate, to apologise, to respond or NOT!,
Ed
- Re: Customer complaints - to investigate, to apologise, to respond or NOT!,
RMOLLISE
- Re: Customer complaints - to investigate, to apologise, to respond or NOT!,
Candian Lurker
2006 favorable observing windows for lunar meteor impacts,
canopus56
What would I see if...,
dickknox
AG Dra Observing opportunity,
canopus56
Astro calendar: East coast imaging conference Philly 8-11 to 8-13,
canopus56
What Do You Bring to Star Parties,
John Nichols
Re: What Do You Bring to Star Parties,
SkySea
Re: What Do You Bring to Star Parties,
Florian
Message not available
Re: What Do You Bring to Star Parties,
MT
Re: What Do You Bring to Star Parties,
oriel36
Re: What Do You Bring to Star Parties,
oriel36
Double Rainbow with lightning,
Paolo e Cristina Hi-Res
OOPS!!!!,
kapella1
infra-red sky homepage,
nytecam
Re: Mind control weapons and Directed Energy weapons,
Davoud
I'm puzzled,
Martin R. Howell
Meade to Sell Catalog?,
RMOLLISE
Hi Brian!,
Harald Lang
Re: Hi Brian!,
BlagooBlanaa
A large and beautiful new sunspot is emerging...,
Sam Wormley
Weird,
Rick Evans
Re: Weird,
Davoud
Re: Weird,
Gareth Slee
Re: Weird,
Davoud
Re: Weird,
Ioannis
RIP: James Van Allen,
Rick Evans
Bob's Knobs URL and Using Them with a Meade 14",
W. Watson
Not like Pluto collision with Neptune...,
wiiwiillwiin
Zodiacal Nights,
MT
Meade Support #????,
W. Watson
Meade LXD-55--Still Exist?,
W. Watson
Licked,
Lumpy Darkness
James Van Allen,
Tom Hise
The Vixen Sphinx Mount,
Dave Mitsky
Mercury Rising,
Willie R . Meghar
Further notes on resolving limit for unequal binaries,
canopus56
Light Pollution and the Loss of the Night Sky,
TBerk
- Re: Light Pollution and the Loss of the Night Sky,
Ed
- Re: Light Pollution and the Loss of the Night Sky,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: Light Pollution and the Loss of the Night Sky,
Ed
- Re: Light Pollution and the Loss of the Night Sky,
Greg Crinklaw
- Re: Light Pollution and the Loss of the Night Sky,
Ed
- Re: Light Pollution and the Loss of the Night Sky,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: Light Pollution and the Loss of the Night Sky,
George
- Re: Light Pollution and the Loss of the Night Sky,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: Light Pollution and the Loss of the Night Sky,
George
- Re: Light Pollution and the Loss of the Night Sky,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: Light Pollution and the Loss of the Night Sky,
George
- Re: Light Pollution and the Loss of the Night Sky,
Ed
- Re: Light Pollution and the Loss of the Night Sky,
George
- Re: Light Pollution and the Loss of the Night Sky,
Rick Evans
- Re: Light Pollution and the Loss of the Night Sky,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: Light Pollution and the Loss of the Night Sky,
Martin Brown
- Re: Light Pollution and the Loss of the Night Sky,
Rick Evans
- Re: Light Pollution and the Loss of the Night Sky,
AM
NASA loses original tapes of Apollo 11 moon landing!,
Linux Utilisateur
HUBBLE IDENTIFIES STELLAR COMPANION TO DISTANT PLANET (STScI-PR06-38),
INBOX ASTRONOMY : NEWS ALERT
Re: Scopetronix Defunct?,
Anna
Questions about stellar aberration and parallax.,
subhash
Re: Takahashi, TEC, or Astro-Physics ?,
Mij Adyaw
Predicting favorable windows for observing meteor impacts on Moon's dark limb?,
canopus56
The Case of the Missing Pleiad,
Willie R . Meghar
LOWERED price - Orion Telescope, 9 lenses, tripod & More,
Bazooka Joe
Near About Skywatch Time,
RMOLLISE
Primary colors,
Stephen Paul
- Re: Primary colors,
Jan Owen
- Re: Primary colors,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: Primary colors,
Odysseus
- Re: Primary colors,
Stephen Paul
- Re: Primary colors,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: Primary colors,
Paul Schlyter
- Re: Primary colors,
Ioannis
- Re: Primary colors,
Paul Schlyter
- Re: Primary colors,
Ioannis
- Re: Primary colors,
Paul Schlyter
- Re: Primary colors,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: Primary colors,
Paul Schlyter
- Re: Primary colors,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: Primary colors,
Jim Hewitt
- Re: Primary colors,
Paul Schlyter
- Re: Primary colors,
Ioannis
- Re: Primary colors,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: Primary colors,
Paul Schlyter
- Re: Primary colors,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: Primary colors,
Stephen Paul
- Re: Primary colors,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: Primary colors,
Paul Schlyter
- Re: Primary colors,
nytecam
- Re: Primary colors,
Brian Tung
- Re: Primary colors,
Bob May
- Re: Primary colors,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: Primary colors,
decaf
- Re: Primary colors,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: Primary colors,
dan chaffee
- Re: Primary colors,
starburst
- Re: Primary colors,
Brian Tung
- Re: Primary colors,
decaf
- Re: Primary colors,
WA2GUF
- Re: Primary colors,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: Primary colors,
Brian Tung
- Re: Primary colors,
Paul Schlyter
- Re: Primary colors,
Brian Tung
- Re: Primary colors,
decaf
- Re: Primary colors,
Paul Schlyter
- Re: Primary colors,
Brian Tung
- Re: Primary colors,
Paul Schlyter
- Re: Primary colors,
Brian Tung
- Re: Primary colors,
Odysseus
- Re: Primary colors,
Paul Schlyter
- Re: Primary colors,
Bob May
- Re: Primary colors,
Bob May
- Re: Primary colors,
nytecam
- Re: Primary colors,
Matthew Ota
- Re: Primary colors,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: Primary colors,
Paul Schlyter
- Re: Primary colors,
Paul Winalski
chi Cygni "brightest for 148yrs"...,
nytecam
AURORA SURPRISE: A solar wind stream hit Earth this morning,
Sam Wormley
Observation (perhaps) of an occultation this AM,
SkySea
WARNING: Geomagnetic K-Index of 6 expected,
Sam Wormley
ETX base,
AndreLTR
ETX bse,
AndreLTR
Ann: Web notes on finding telescopic limiting magnitude,
canopus56
A white cute girl getting nailed hidden cam,
rahulroogle
Observing Plato's craterlets with smallish scopes,
Martin R. Howell
ANN: Deepsky Software and Meade Telescopes,
Steven S Tuma
Re: Laser-Reflecting 'Corner Cubes',
Florian
Unipod for Binocular Stargazing,
Robert Baker
Re: Min Rants On,
starburst
Questions about annual aberration and annual parallax of stars,
subhash
Low Profile QD 50mm Finder Bracket for C8?,
Ol' Duffer
Observing the Sun using a home-made "Solar-Shield",
orion94nl
Universe May Be Bigger and Older,
Klaatu
Has Tasco ruined Celestron?,
bucky
s.a.a. Mugshots welcomes Howard Lester,
Martin R. Howell
Help sought in debugging Schaefer TLM calculator,
canopus56
Retrofit autostar to Meade ETX 90 Model M?,
RogerBucket
Stellafane posts, anyone?,
Gil
- Re: Stellafane posts, anyone?,
Andy
- Re: Stellafane posts, anyone?,
Andy
- Re: Stellafane posts, anyone?,
CNJ999
- Re: Stellafane posts, anyone?,
Dennis Woos
- Re: Stellafane posts, anyone?,
George Normandin
Obs ops for Jul 6-7 Jupiter Double Shadow Trans Mercury Venus,
canopus56
And... The S&T Site No Longer Knows Me,
Davoud
Re: Serious question for the group,
Michelle Malkin
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: Serious question for the group,
Bobby D. Bryant
- Re: Serious question for the group,
Dichard Rawkins
- Re: Serious question for the group,
*nemo*
- Re: Serious question for the group,
*nemo*
- Re: Serious question for the group,
GoDrex
- Re: Serious question for the group,
Bill M
- Re: Serious question for the group,
William Wingstedt
- Re: Serious question for the group,
John Baker
- Re: Serious question for the group,
Sunyata
- Re: Serious question for the group,
llpens@xxxxxxx
- Re: Serious question for the group,
Lucifer
Modifying Rayovac 3-In-1 Headlamp,
Dennis Woos
Hubble Bubble Trouble,
BlagooBlanaa
- Re: Hubble Bubble Trouble,
Brian Tung
- Re: Hubble Bubble Trouble,
BlagooBlanaa
- Re: Hubble Bubble Trouble,
Brian Tung
- Re: Hubble Bubble Trouble,
canopus56
- Re: Hubble Bubble Trouble,
BlagooBlanaa
- Re: Hubble Bubble Trouble,
Brian Tung
- Re: Hubble Bubble Trouble,
BlagooBlanaa
- Re: Hubble Bubble Trouble,
George
- Re: Hubble Bubble Trouble,
BlagooBlanaa
- Re: Hubble Bubble Trouble,
William Hamblen
- Re: Hubble Bubble Trouble,
BlagooBlanaa
- Re: Hubble Bubble Trouble,
George
Fireball Over Texas 'Turned Night Into Day,
William Hamblen
Meade Deep Sky Imager PRO II,
Tom Rauschenbach
Coronado is gone...,
RMOLLISE
solar video,
Daniele Gasparri
Seeing in extremely summery weather,
William C. Keel
Re: S&T's web site,
Pat O'Connell
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: S&T's web site,
Brian Tung
- Re: S&T's web site,
Davoud
- Re: S&T's web site,
canopus56
- Message not available
- Message not available
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- Message not available
- Re: S&T's web site,
William R. Mattil
- Message not available
- Re: S&T's web site,
William R. Mattil
- Re: S&T's web site,
Chris L Peterson
- Message not available
- Message not available
- Re: S&T's web site,
Paul Schlyter
- Re: S&T's web site,
Brian Tung
- Re: S&T's web site,
Paul Schlyter
- Re: S&T's web site,
Brian Tung
- Re: S&T's web site,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: S&T's web site,
Paul Schlyter
- Re: S&T's web site,
Chris L Peterson
Message not available
- Message not available
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- Re: S&T's web site,
Florian
Re: S&T's web site,
Davoud
Re: S&T's web site,
Ernie Dunbar
Re: S&T's web site,
allisonki
Re: S&T's web site,
Florian
Re: S&T's web site,
Florian
Re: S&T's web site,
Len Philpot
Re: S&T's web site,
John Nichols
Historic Telescopes of Poland,
Peter Abrahams
Amateur astronomers in Kracow, Poland?,
Peter Abrahams
Astronomy & Space questions? Ask The Astronomer !!,
Ask The Astronomer
Re: NYC Events 2/2 2006 5/ 5,
JOHN PAZMINO
Re: NYC Events 2/2 2006 4/ 5,
JOHN PAZMINO
Re: NYC Events 2/2 2006 3/ 5,
JOHN PAZMINO
Re: NYC Events 2/2 2006 2/ 5,
JOHN PAZMINO
Re: NYC Events 2/2 2006 1/ 5,
JOHN PAZMINO
Re: NYC Events 1/2 2006 3/ 5,
JOHN PAZMINO
Re: NYC Events 1/2 2006 2/ 5,
JOHN PAZMINO
Re: NYC Events 1/2 2006 4/ 5,
JOHN PAZMINO
Re: NYC Events 1/2 2006 1/ 5,
JOHN PAZMINO
Re: NYC Events 1/2 2006 5/ 5,
JOHN PAZMINO
Re: Moon's bulge linked to early orbit,
Richard F.L.R.Snashall
any current SCTs FASTAR compatible?,
Brian Tung
SmallScopes,
130mm
Re: Takahashi Home Page?,
Brian Tung
<Possible follow-ups>
Re: Takahashi Home Page?,
Davoud
Orion Skyview 90 vs. Meade 395 vs. Meade DS-2090,
rsvp2al
EARTH IS the Black Hole of the Universe !!!!,
arexar3@xxxxxxxxx
Rotational dynamics,
oriel36
Re: What type of car do you drive, a white one?,
jeff
Going to Airshow with NASA,
bill . meara
Poetry of the astronomers,
oriel36
Mercury at dawn...,
nytecam
Re: Recent astronomical event,
Edward Erbeck
Anyone here remember a "Professor Nordheim?",
Chuck
Message not available
Message not available
Simple Solutions for Common Problems,
Willie R . Meghar
Jupiter 8/1/06,
John Banister
Orion's 150mm Mak,
Turner
need help with this set up,
harry
non-Keplerian orbits and dork matter,
BlagooBlanaa
Re: Collidian,
Martin R. Howell
Northern Lights,
MThomas
Green Laser a Weapon?,
Czar7
Lowell Observatory: 4.3-meter primary mirror contract,
Sam Wormley
Homemade Optical Table,
Too_Many_Tools
Reflections from Coe: Looking In The Mirror Again...,
Lumpy Darkness
- Re: Reflections from Coe: Looking In The Mirror Again...,
solodon
- Re: Reflections from Coe: Looking In The Mirror Again...,
Shneor
- Re: Reflections from Coe: Looking In The Mirror Again...,
Greg Crinklaw
- Re: Reflections from Coe: Looking In The Mirror Again...,
Willie R . Meghar
- Re: Reflections from Coe: Looking In The Mirror Again...,
Brian Tung
- Re: Reflections from Coe: Looking In The Mirror Again...,
Harald Lang
- Re: Reflections from Coe: Looking In The Mirror Again...,
Brian Tung
- Re: Reflections from Coe: Looking In The Mirror Again...,
Greg Crinklaw
- Re: Reflections from Coe: Looking In The Mirror Again...,
Brian Tung
- Re: Reflections from Coe: Looking In The Mirror Again...,
Greg Crinklaw
- Re: Reflections from Coe: Looking In The Mirror Again...,
Willie R . Meghar
- Re: Reflections from Coe: Looking In The Mirror Again...,
Greg Crinklaw
- Re: Reflections from Coe: Looking In The Mirror Again...,
Greg Crinklaw
- Re: Reflections from Coe: Looking In The Mirror Again...,
Paul Schlyter
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Cosmic Coincidences,
Lumpy Darkness
Milgrom takes on Newton,
MThomas
A disgrace!,
MThomas
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Re: A disgrace!,
Cousin Ricky
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Re: A disgrace!,
Tim Oltrogge
spacial expansion...,
stubblef@xxxxxxxxxxx
an astronomy poem,
Brian Tung
- Re: an astronomy poem,
oriel36
- Re: an astronomy poem,
John Nichols
- Re: an astronomy poem,
dk
- Re: an astronomy poem,
Tom Polakis
- Re: an astronomy poem,
dk
- Re: an astronomy poem,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: an astronomy poem,
dk
- Re: an astronomy poem,
Davoud
- Re: an astronomy poem,
Brian Tung
- Re: an astronomy poem,
dk
- Re: an astronomy poem,
Davoud
- Re: an astronomy poem,
Brian Tung
- Re: an astronomy poem,
John Nichols
- Re: an astronomy poem,
Brian Tung
- Re: an astronomy poem,
John Nichols
- Re: an astronomy poem,
Brian Tung
- Re: an astronomy poem,
John Nichols
- Re: an astronomy poem,
oriel36
- Re: an astronomy poem,
Brian Tung
Have A Space Question ? Ask The Astronomer,
Ask The Astronomer
polar alignment,
MThomas
Re: Full Refund,
RMOLLISE
- Message not available
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$#@!^%* Clouds,
Craig M . Bobchin
Which Way Is Out on a SCT Focus Knob?,
W. Watson
- Re: Which Way Is Out on a SCT Focus Knob?,
Brian Tung
- Re: Which Way Is Out on a SCT Focus Knob?,
RMOLLISE
- Re: Which Way Is Out on a SCT Focus Knob?,
William Hamblen
- Re: Which Way Is Out on a SCT Focus Knob?,
W. Watson
- Re: Which Way Is Out on a SCT Focus Knob?,
William Hamblen
- Re: Which Way Is Out on a SCT Focus Knob?,
W. Watson
- Re: Which Way Is Out on a SCT Focus Knob?,
William Hamblen
- Re: Which Way Is Out on a SCT Focus Knob?,
W. Watson
- Re: Which Way Is Out on a SCT Focus Knob?,
William Hamblen
- Re: Which Way Is Out on a SCT Focus Knob?,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: Which Way Is Out on a SCT Focus Knob?,
wrhamblen
- Re: Which Way Is Out on a SCT Focus Knob?,
Willie R . Meghar
- Re: Which Way Is Out on a SCT Focus Knob?,
Roger Hamlett
- Re: Which Way Is Out on a SCT Focus Knob?,
W. Watson
- Re: Which Way Is Out on a SCT Focus Knob?,
Roger Hamlett
- Re: Which Way Is Out on a SCT Focus Knob?,
Matthew Ota
- Re: Which Way Is Out on a SCT Focus Knob?,
W. Watson
- Re: Which Way Is Out on a SCT Focus Knob?,
W. Watson
Yosemite Glacier Point Star Party July 21-22 pictures,
Morris Jones
Orielo: PLONK^2,
Ioannis
Re: Orielo: PLONK^2,
Mij Adyaw
Re: Orielo: PLONK^2,
Ioannis
<Possible follow-ups>
Re: Orielo: PLONK^2,
Marty
Green Laser Pointers and Star Parties,
callisto
SAA Obs. List (week of July 30th),
Willie R . Meghar
More APOD,
Shawn Curry
Shadow orientation of Io,
oriel36
FS: 8" dob (Discovery) w/Telrad in Missouri -- $275,
Bladeswitcher
s.a.a. Mugshots welcomes John Carruthers,
Martin R. Howell
A contemporary look at the Equation of Time,
oriel36
Anyone remember Professor Nordheim?,
Chuck
Observatory Update,
Davoud
Observing Palomar 11,
Bill Cotten
Obs op: khi Cyg S6-class variable extra bright maximum,
canopus56
s.a.a. Mugshots welcomes Phil Wheeler,
Martin R. Howell
Re: Is space a total Vacuum?,
Otherside
Peterson Field Guide,
MThomas
AD: OpenSourceAstronomy - 5 cdrom sets for Lin/Win/OSX,
rfactory
Obs op: Sun 7/30/2006 evening North Am (7/31/2006 UTC) Io Transit Meteors,
canopus56
Suntan Question (Solar ray intensity),
no
s.a.a. Mugshots welcomes Rod Mollise,
Martin R. Howell
Astronomical instruction from 5 200 years ago,
oriel36
The APOD made me do it...,
Marty
Help Mounting a Robofocuser to a JMI NGF-C,
W. Watson
Re: Astro Hacks book,
Florian
28 July 2006 UT Obs. Report,
Willie R . Meghar
Summer Solstice Calculation Questions,
no
- Re: Summer Solstice Calculation Questions,
oriel36
- Re: Summer Solstice Calculation Questions,
SkySea
- Re: Summer Solstice Calculation Questions,
Brian Tung
- Re: Summer Solstice Calculation Questions,
Bill Owen
- Re: Summer Solstice Calculation Questions,
Brian Tung
- Re: Summer Solstice Calculation Questions,
Bill Owen
- Re: Summer Solstice Calculation Questions,
oriel36
- Re: Summer Solstice Calculation Questions,
Paul Schlyter
- Re: Summer Solstice Calculation Questions,
oriel36
- Re: Summer Solstice Calculation Questions,
Bill Owen
- Re: Summer Solstice Calculation Questions,
Paul Schlyter
- Re: Summer Solstice Calculation Questions,
oriel36
- Re: Summer Solstice Calculation Questions,
Odysseus
- Re: Summer Solstice Calculation Questions,
oriel36
- Re: Summer Solstice Calculation Questions,
Bill Owen
- Re: Summer Solstice Calculation Questions,
Odysseus
- Re: Summer Solstice Calculation Questions,
oriel36
- Re: Summer Solstice Calculation Questions,
oriel36
- Re: Summer Solstice Calculation Questions,
oriel36
- Re: Summer Solstice Calculation Questions,
Bill Owen
- Re: Summer Solstice Calculation Questions,
Sam Wormley
Obs opps: Fri, 7/28/2007 Moon, Meteor, Lunar impacts, earthshine, GRS,
canopus56
Re: How to make a GPS device for a Nikon D200,
Sam Wormley
Ping Chris Peterson,
Ioannis
NASA mulls mothballing US space station research,
Rick Evans
MAPUG is down,
Matthew Ota
Q:First scope?,
Almir N. Gadzo
ST80 and Vixen dovetail,
Jezzer
ALERT: Geomagnetic K-index of 6,
Sam Wormley
Obs op: Minor meteor shower peak 7:00 UTC 7/28,
canopus56
No way,
Martin R. Howell
Re: !MAKE MONEY USING PAYPAL- IT WORKS!,
John Nichols
Seeking advice: economical eyepieces for public/student use,
William C. Keel
sorry,
loveola05@xxxxxxxxx
help,
loveola05@xxxxxxxxx
Mad People,
MThomas
Help Please (Was Re: Test),
John Nichols
Test,
John Nichols
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: Test,
John Nichols
Declination Motor Installation Advice,
John Nichols
ScopeTronix is closed until further notice.,
Ed T
It is a good time for attempting a Pluto observation,
Martin R. Howell
How to filter a usenet group with MS Outlook Express using the connecter-maven technique,
canopus56
- Re: How to filter a usenet group with MS Outlook Express using the connecter-maven technique,
Joe S.
- Re: How to filter a usenet group with MS Outlook Express using the connecter-maven technique,
Terry B
- Re: How to filter a usenet group with MS Outlook Express using the connecter-maven technique,
canopus56
- Re: How to filter a usenet group with MS Outlook Express using the connecter-maven technique,
VicXnews
- Re: How to filter a usenet group with MS Outlook Express using the connecter-maven technique,
Al
- Re: How to filter a usenet group with MS Outlook Express using the connecter-maven technique,
Mij Adyaw
- Re: How to filter a usenet group with MS Outlook Express using the connecter-maven technique,
canopus56
- Re: How to filter a usenet group with MS Outlook Express using the connecter-maven technique,
bob
- Re: How to filter a usenet group with MS Outlook Express using the connecter-maven technique,
Florian
- Re: How to filter a usenet group with MS Outlook Express using the connecter-maven technique,
Florian
- Re: How to filter a usenet group with MS Outlook Express using the connecter-maven technique,
canopus56
- Re: How to filter a usenet group with MS Outlook Express using the connecter-maven technique,
William Hamblen
- Re: How to filter a usenet group with MS Outlook Express using the connecter-maven technique,
canopus56
- Re: How to filter a usenet group with MS Outlook Express using the connecter-maven technique,
bob
- Re: How to filter a usenet group with MS Outlook Express using the connecter-maven technique,
canopus56
- Re: How to filter a usenet group with MS Outlook Express using the connecter-maven technique,
Martin Brown
Re: Sleepy time,
Martin R. Howell
Re: Christian Astrology,
Florian
Hacks,
MThomas
Cassini Spies Methane Lakes on Titan,
Sam Wormley
Re: How to e-publish?,
Brian Tung
Earn a $100 a day at Stellafane!,
George Normandin
Obs opp: Jovian GRS Transit 7/26 5:56 UTC,
canopus56
Linux astro software: KStars planetarium and observatory control program.,
Uncle Bob
Telescope storage,
Dave Nay
Re: Telescope storage,
Helpful person
Moon Occultation of Mars,
Mad
My radio meteor listening days numbered?,
Mike Boschat
Proxima Focal reducer,
Ed Majden
Re: LOWERED! TELESCOPE FORSALE - Orion Starmax 127mm Telescope + Mount + Lens + Filters + Bag + More!,
MThomas
Please Need Help about 114mm Reflecting telescope,
duke
Delta Scorpii,
Stephen Paul
Gravity Simulation Program,
Steve Giannoni
Re: Astronomers glimpse exploded star,
robin_astro
Howie Glatter Laser Collimators,
fleemo17
Drill Powered Big Bino Chair,
Gary Honis
Unexplained transient abberation in C 9-1/2 Celestron SCT,
Uncle Bob
Observing Barnard's Galaxy (NGC6822),
Dennis Woos
Goldilocks Summer in Canada,
MThomas
Astrophotos with smaller refractors?,
Ioannis
Which scope?,
paulmichelle.chris9@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Rhea and Enceladus,
allisonki
Skywatcher 120ED f/7.5 "apo" refractor,
paul78703
Where's iota Cas?,
MThomas
Re: [OT] Newton's 3rd, Trolls & Plonking: Netiquette 101 - Lecture 1603,
Martin R. Howell
Telrad not working; fix??,
George Normandin
sun-/moon rise time precision on Bresser weather stations,
Bibob
Re: last nights star test,
Royal Mess
Re: Good enough,
Royal Mess
Re: More on diffraction rings,
Royal Mess
Re: diffraction rings and focusing,
Royal Mess
Re: MN66 Collimation - BINGO!,
Royal Mess
Re: Need help of really smart astronomer,
Royal Mess
Re: What is "retrograde orbital motion?",
Royal Mess
Re: WTF is this crap? Meteor to hit moon in 15 days?...,
Royal Mess
Re: You've got 5 seconds,
Royal Mess
Re: A scientific approach to proving whether man landed on the moon - photogrammetric rectification,
Ed
Why the sun is hot,
T.T.
Message not availableRe: Why the sun is hot,
oriel36
Re: Why the sun is hot,
John Savard
Advance Calendar of Astronomical events in 2007 & 2008,
Ed
Book[s] available for Constructing Dobsonian Mounts,
A. Pismo Clam
Book for Constructing Dobsonian Mounts,
A. Pismo Clam
Space Weather News for July 21, 2006,
Sam Wormley
Celestron flavours,
bob
Re: Who???,
Bill Owen
Lost in Space (Obs.Report),
Willie R . Meghar
Sky Scout - 2nd Night,
Mark Smith
- Re: Sky Scout - 2nd Night,
thad
- Re: Sky Scout - 2nd Night,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: Sky Scout - 2nd Night,
Mark Smith
- Re: Sky Scout - 2nd Night,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: Sky Scout - 2nd Night,
Mark Smith
- Re: Sky Scout - 2nd Night,
rwmccoy
- Re: Sky Scout - 2nd Night,
semmanager
- Re: Sky Scout - 2nd Night,
thad
- Re: Sky Scout - 2nd Night,
Brian Tung
- Re: Sky Scout - 2nd Night,
thad
- Re: Sky Scout - 2nd Night,
Willie R . Meghar
- Re: Sky Scout - 2nd Night,
Willie R . Meghar
- Re: Sky Scout - 2nd Night,
Brian Tung
- Message not available
- Re: Sky Scout - 2nd Night,
Brian Tung
- Message not available
- Re: Sky Scout - 2nd Night,
Brian Tung
New Meade 2045 user - basic knowledge issue or mechanical problem?,
jim_stoll
Re: July 20, 1969 - Anniversary,
Edward Erbeck
Astronomy Hacks,
M. Thomas
Re: July 20, 1969,
Greg Crinklaw
Strange artifacts with Nikon CoolPix 2200,
Ioannis
Re: Strange artifacts with Nikon CoolPix 2200,
Martin Brown
Re: Strange artifacts with Nikon CoolPix 2200,
Skywise
The Moon and the Pleiades,
laura halliday
Controler card for SpectraSource Teleris CCD camera,
phaccount
Focusing Nikon D50,
DWilson
Re: Never knew Questar modified OM-1s,
Steve Sherman
Re: LAUGH,
Rick Evans
Re: best questions at star parties?,
oriel36
NO positive leap second will be introduced at the end of December 2006,
Sam Wormley
- Re: NO positive leap second will be introduced at the end of December 2006,
oriel36
- Re: NO positive leap second will be introduced at the end of December 2006,
Llanzlan Klazmon
- Re: NO positive leap second will be introduced at the end of December 2006,
Dr John Stockton
- Re: NO positive leap second will be introduced at the end of December 2006,
Richard F.L.R.Snashall
- Re: NO positive leap second will be introduced at the end of December 2006,
Brian Tung
- Re: NO positive leap second will be introduced at the end of December 2006,
oriel36
- Re: NO positive leap second will be introduced at the end of December 2006,
Dr John Stockton
- Re: NO positive leap second will be introduced at the end of December 2006,
Richard F.L.R.Snashall
- Re: NO positive leap second will be introduced at the end of December 2006,
Odysseus
- Re: NO positive leap second will be introduced at the end of December 2006,
Richard F.L.R.Snashall
- Re: NO positive leap second will be introduced at the end of December 2006,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: NO positive leap second will be introduced at the end of December 2006,
Dr John Stockton
- Re: NO positive leap second will be introduced at the end of December 2006,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: NO positive leap second will be introduced at the end of December 2006,
Dr John Stockton
- Re: NO positive leap second will be introduced at the end of December 2006,
oriel36
- Re: NO positive leap second will be introduced at the end of December 2006,
Llanzlan Klazmon
- Re: NO positive leap second will be introduced at the end of December 2006,
oriel36
Re: NO positive leap second will be introduced at the end of December 2006,
Phil Wheeler
Re: PLANETARIES BY MOONLIGHT,
RMOLLISE
OT-But at least it is related to Math,
ilaab
About the latest Cartes du Ciel FITS images,
Martin R. Howell
Wiki for ATM,
Harshad
SkyScout - No Longer Vaporware,
Mark Smith
Re: Just got a G-11 and have some questions,
Mark D
Slightly OT: Indra's Net of Pearls,
Ioannis
Photonics Spectra July article on deformable mirrors,
Rich
Any reports on GSR, Jr. passing GSR?,
canopus56
carte du ciel,
dan&lisa
Re: First surface mirror: Distributers?,
Shawn
5mm C- x-cel EP,
Mike Thomas
my telescope,
Mike Thomas
A newly married sardarJI is enjoying drilling his wife rasmeet,
newraipur
A little girl in class 10 is in between his bad boy friends and doing masti with her,
newraipur
Re: Scopetronix Update,
Trane Francks
New eyepiece,
laura halliday
S&T Pocket Sky Altas Deficiencies,
rat ~( );>
some bad school boys doing bad thing at school with girl,
newraipur
Re: Double star splitting,
canopus56
Re: Joke on me,
jc
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: Joke on me,
lal_truckee
- Message not available
- Message not available
Re: Joke on me,
laura halliday
Question: S&T Pocket Sky Atlas,
Richard Adams
My most very sincere apologies to astronomers in the Los Angeles basin,
Matthew Ota
Putting Robofocus on a NGF-C--Step #1?,
W. Watson
Re: fast 2-D convolution in polar coordinates?,
BlagooBlanaa
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: fast 2-D convolution in polar coordinates?,
Brian Tung
- Re: fast 2-D convolution in polar coordinates?,
Mike Thomas
- Re: fast 2-D convolution in polar coordinates?,
Dan Mckenna
- Re: fast 2-D convolution in polar coordinates?,
Mike Thomas
- Re: fast 2-D convolution in polar coordinates?,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: fast 2-D convolution in polar coordinates?,
Brian Tung
- Re: fast 2-D convolution in polar coordinates?,
Dan McKenna
- Re: fast 2-D convolution in polar coordinates?,
Mike Thomas
- Re: fast 2-D convolution in polar coordinates?,
Chris L Peterson
- Re: fast 2-D convolution in polar coordinates?,
Dan McKenna
- Re: fast 2-D convolution in polar coordinates?,
Brian Tung
- Re: fast 2-D convolution in polar coordinates?,
Dan McKenna
- Re: fast 2-D convolution in polar coordinates?,
Brian Tung
- Re: fast 2-D convolution in polar coordinates?,
Mike Thomas
- Re: fast 2-D convolution in polar coordinates?,
Mike Thomas
- Re: fast 2-D convolution in polar coordinates?,
MitchAlsup
- Re: fast 2-D convolution in polar coordinates?,
BlagooBlanaa
Re: Why "Project Orion" is more vital now than ever,
AM
Re: ISS sightings,
Skylook123
