sci.astro.amateur

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• NASA keeps on concealing micrographs of Mars Lander Phoenix., Lin Liangtai
• Windows XP Profesional and ASCOM, LdB
  • Re: Windows XP Profesional and ASCOM, Chris L Peterson
  • Re: Windows XP Profesional and ASCOM, William R. Mattil
  • Re: Windows XP Profesional and ASCOM, canopus56
    • Re: Windows XP Profesional and ASCOM, Chris L Peterson
      • Re: Windows XP Profesional and ASCOM, canopus56
• explain this !, Mike Thomas
  • Re: explain this !, John Nichols
    • Re: explain this !, Mike Thomas
      • Re: explain this !, dkelvey@xxxxxxxxxxx
      • Re: explain this !, Mike Thomas
      • Re: explain this !, Chris.B
      • Re: explain this !, Mike Thomas
      • Re: explain this !, dkelvey@xxxxxxxxxxx
      • Re: explain this !, Mike Thomas
• moon o Mars - 3D, Mike Thomas
• magnitude and averted vision, Mike Thomas
  • Re: magnitude and averted vision, Chris L Peterson
  • Re: magnitude and averted vision, AstroSketcher
    • Re: magnitude and averted vision, Mike Thomas
    • Re: magnitude and averted vision, Mike Thomas
• Messier Catalog and Its Contents?, W. eWatson
  • Re: Messier Catalog and Its Contents?, Chris L Peterson
    • Re: Messier Catalog and Its Contents?, W. eWatson
  • Re: Messier Catalog and Its Contents?, VicXnews
  • Re: Messier Catalog and Its Contents?, perik
• Somewhere in there is a BIG piece of fluorite, Rich
  • Re: Somewhere in there is a BIG piece of fluorite, Llanzlan Klazmon
    • Re: Somewhere in there is a BIG piece of fluorite, Richard F.L.R.Snashall
  • Re: Somewhere in there is a BIG piece of fluorite, chris1011
• Altitude of Cloudbait, Chris L Peterson
  • Re: Altitude of Cloudbait, W. eWatson
    • Re: Altitude of Cloudbait, Chris L Peterson
      • Re: Altitude of Cloudbait, W. eWatson
      • Re: Altitude of Cloudbait, 6EQUJ5
      • Re: Altitude of Cloudbait, L.A.T.
• Finally a resonable assessment, 6EQUJ5
• Free and personal blogs now for all Moderated sci.astro.amateur members, Martin R . Howell
• Re: The stars in the heavens - God promise to Abraham, Greg Crinklaw
• Map of M13 with the variable stars in the central region, Danilo Pivato
• Digital micrometer head on my old spherometer., Chris.B
  • Re: Digital micrometer head on my old spherometer., Helpful person
    • Re: Digital micrometer head on my old spherometer., Chris.B
      • Re: Digital micrometer head on my old spherometer., Helpful person
      • Re: Digital micrometer head on my old spherometer., Chris.B
• Eyepieces on very large visual refractors?, Chris.B
  • Re: Eyepieces on very large visual refractors?, William Hamblen
• Dustin Smith, RedEDGE2k1
  • Re: Dustin Smith, Howard Lester
  • Re: Dustin Smith, AstroSketcher
    • Re: Dustin Smith, RedEDGE2k1
      • Re: Dustin Smith, AstroSketcher
  • Re: Dustin Smith, Brian Tung
• Re: what's it worth?, Andrew Smallshaw
  • Re: what's it worth?, Andrew Smallshaw
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: what's it worth?, George Normandin
  • Re: what's it worth?, Ed T
• defining photo, Mike Thomas
• this is YOUR president, ??
• Moderated Sci.Astro.Amateur down?, P. Edward Murray
  • Re: Moderated Sci.Astro.Amateur down?, Martin R . Howell
  • Re: Moderated Sci.Astro.Amateur down?, Martin R . Howell
• WOW, ??
  • Re: WOW, P. Edward Murray
    • Re: WOW, Chris L Peterson
  • Re: WOW, Shawn
    • Re: WOW, copperhead
      • Re: WOW, 6EQUJ5
• Partial Eclipse, Total Fun --- Cool Animation for European Observers, Sam Wormley
• Re: Sample FIT Files on the Web?, Martin Brown
  • Re: Sample FIT Files on the Web?, W. eWatson
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Sample FIT Files on the Web?, Chris L Peterson
• Happy 50th Birthday NASA, canopus56
  • Re: Happy 50th Birthday NASA, Johnny Borborigmi
• Stellafane 2008 weather?, George Normandin
• Selling Unitron 62mm (Model 114) at Stellafane swap meet, George Normandin
• Astronauts really did go to the moon, says Alien, L.A.T.
  • Re: Astronauts really did go to the moon, says Alien, ??
• Making a Lunar Mask for Observing?, W. eWatson
  • Re: Making a Lunar Mask for Observing?, W. eWatson
    • Re: Making a Lunar Mask for Observing?, Martin Brown
    • Re: Making a Lunar Mask for Observing?, W. eWatson
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    • Re: Making a Lunar Mask for Observing Shitetards Arsehole, W. eWatson
• in Hami/China for Aug. 1 solar eclipse, science
• The Intertwined Passions of Alan Lightman, Sam Wormley
  • Re: The Intertwined Passions of Alan Lightman, oriel36
  • Re: The Intertwined Passions of Alan Lightman, oriel36
  • Re: The Intertwined Passions of Alan Lightman, oriel36
• NASA angered God and ghosts in trying to colonize graveyard Mars., Lin Liangtai
  • Re: NASA angered God and ghosts in trying to colonize graveyard Mars., Juan Pooperscooper
    • Re: NASA angered God and ghosts in trying to colonize graveyard Mars., Chris.B
• REGISTER SOON!!!!!!!, casper
• Quick Scorpius-Sagittarius session, Margo Schulter
  • Re: Quick Scorpius-Sagittarius session, Dennis Woos
  • Re: Quick Scorpius-Sagittarius session, AstroSketcher
  • Re: Quick Scorpius-Sagittarius session, Sam Wormley
  • Re: Quick Scorpius-Sagittarius session, Marty
  • Re: Quick Scorpius-Sagittarius session, Dennis Woos
• Re: The Horsehead and Flame Nebulae in Orion, William R. Mattil
  • Re: The Horsehead and Flame Nebulae in Orion, ukastronomy
    • Re: The Horsehead and Flame Nebulae in Orion, William R. Mattil
• Sticky blood remains stick to the scoop of Phoenix, Lin Liangtai
  • Re: Sticky blood remains stick to the scoop of Phoenix, faroutman
• Polarised sunglasses see black hole disks, alan . jon4
• S&T Event Calendar?, W. eWatson
• Discounting Pluto?, W. eWatson
  • Re: Discounting Pluto?, Davoud
    • Re: Discounting Pluto?, Andrew Smallshaw
      • Re: Discounting Pluto?, oriel36
  • Re: Discounting Pluto?, oriel36
• Re: ALIENS ARE REAL, REVEALS FORMER ASTRONAUT, Chris L Peterson
  • Re: ALIENS ARE REAL, REVEALS FORMER ASTRONAUT, Chris.B
    • Re: ALIENS ARE REAL, REVEALS FORMER ASTRONAUT, AstroSketcher
      • Re: ALIENS ARE REAL, REVEALS FORMER ASTRONAUT, Greg Crinklaw
      • Re: ALIENS ARE REAL, REVEALS FORMER ASTRONAUT, M104galaxy@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: ALIENS ARE REAL, REVEALS FORMER ASTRONAUT, Quadibloc
      • Re: ALIENS ARE REAL, REVEALS FORMER ASTRONAUT, M104galaxy@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: ALIENS ARE REAL, REVEALS FORMER ASTRONAUT, Chris L Peterson
      • Re: ALIENS ARE REAL, REVEALS FORMER ASTRONAUT, Quadibloc
      • Re: ALIENS ARE REAL, REVEALS FORMER ASTRONAUT, M104galaxy@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: ALIENS ARE REAL, REVEALS FORMER ASTRONAUT, M104galaxy@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: ALIENS ARE REAL, REVEALS FORMER ASTRONAUT, oriel36
      • Re: ALIENS ARE REAL, REVEALS FORMER ASTRONAUT, Quadibloc
      • Re: ALIENS ARE REAL, REVEALS FORMER ASTRONAUT, oriel36
      • Re: ALIENS ARE REAL, REVEALS FORMER ASTRONAUT, Quadibloc
      • Re: ALIENS ARE REAL, REVEALS FORMER ASTRONAUT, oriel36
      • Re: ALIENS ARE REAL, REVEALS FORMER ASTRONAUT, Quadibloc
      • Re: ALIENS ARE REAL, REVEALS FORMER ASTRONAUT, oriel36
      • Re: ALIENS ARE REAL, REVEALS FORMER ASTRONAUT, dkelvey@xxxxxxxxxxx
      • Re: ALIENS ARE REAL, REVEALS FORMER ASTRONAUT, oriel36
  • Re: ALIENS ARE REAL, REVEALS FORMER ASTRONAUT, Davoud
  • Re: ALIENS ARE REAL, REVEALS FORMER ASTRONAUT, Davoud
    • Re: ALIENS ARE REAL, REVEALS FORMER ASTRONAUT, Chris L Peterson
      • Re: ALIENS ARE REAL, REVEALS FORMER ASTRONAUT, Brian Tung
      • Re: ALIENS ARE REAL, REVEALS FORMER ASTRONAUT, Chris L Peterson
      • Re: ALIENS ARE REAL, REVEALS FORMER ASTRONAUT, M104galaxy@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: ALIENS ARE REAL, REVEALS FORMER ASTRONAUT, Chris L Peterson
      • Re: ALIENS ARE REAL, REVEALS FORMER ASTRONAUT, Chris.B
    • Re: ALIENS ARE REAL, REVEALS FORMER ASTRONAUT, Quadibloc
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      • Re: ALIENS ARE REAL, REVEALS FORMER ASTRONAUT, Greg Crinklaw
      • Re: ALIENS ARE REAL, REVEALS FORMER ASTRONAUT, ??
      • Re: ALIENS ARE REAL, REVEALS FORMER ASTRONAUT, Greg Crinklaw
      • Re: ALIENS ARE REAL, REVEALS FORMER ASTRONAUT, 6EQUJ5
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      • Re: ALIENS ARE REAL, REVEALS FORMER ASTRONAUT, David Nakamoto
• A decent portable telescope to keep in my car, techman41973
  • Re: A decent portable telescope to keep in my car, AstroSketcher
    • Re: A decent portable telescope to keep in my car, techman41973
      • Re: A decent portable telescope to keep in my car, Tom Ash
      • Re: A decent portable telescope to keep in my car, AstroSketcher
      • Re: A decent portable telescope to keep in my car, P. Edward Murray
      • Re: A decent portable telescope to keep in my car (OK Here is what I am going with), techman41973
      • Re: A decent portable telescope to keep in my car (OK Here is what I am going with), canopus56
      • Re: A decent portable telescope to keep in my car (OK Here is what I am going with), AstroSketcher
      • Re: A decent portable telescope to keep in my car (OK Here is what I am going with), SteveP
      • Re: A decent portable telescope to keep in my car (OK Here is what I am going with), canopus56
  • Re: A decent portable telescope to keep in my car, rob
  • Re: A decent portable telescope to keep in my car, Craig
  • Re: A decent portable telescope to keep in my car, Shawn
  • Re: A decent portable telescope to keep in my car, Dennis Woos
  • Re: A decent portable telescope to keep in my car, canopus56
  • Re: A decent portable telescope to keep in my car, starburst
• Why can't NASA be more open, dkelvey@xxxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Why can't NASA be more open, Chris L Peterson
    • Re: Why can't NASA be more open, Dennis Woos
      • Re: Why can't NASA be more open, Chris L Peterson
      • Re: Why can't NASA be more open, Charlie Siegrist
      • Re: Why can't NASA be more open, Dennis Woos
      • Re: Why can't NASA be more open, Chris L Peterson
      • Re: Why can't NASA be more open, Greg Crinklaw
      • Re: Why can't NASA be more open, 6EQUJ5
      • Re: Why can't NASA be more open, Greg Crinklaw
      • Re: Why can't NASA be more open, dkelvey@xxxxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Why can't NASA be more open, Tom Jarrett
  • Re: Why can't NASA be more open, Tom Jarrett
  • Re: Why can't NASA be more open, Greg Crinklaw
    • Re: Why can't NASA be more open, oriel36
    • Re: Why can't NASA be more open, Tom Ash
      • Re: Why can't NASA be more open, Chris L Peterson
      • Re: Why can't NASA be more open, Tom Ash
      • Re: Why can't NASA be more open, dkelvey@xxxxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Why can't NASA be more open, Chris L Peterson
  • Re: Why can't NASA be more open, David Nakamoto
    • Re: Why can't NASA be more open, Greg Crinklaw
      • Re: Why can't NASA be more open, 6EQUJ5
  • Re: Why can't NASA be more open, faroutman
    • Re: Why can't NASA be more open, Dennis Woos
      • Re: Why can't NASA be more open, Greg Crinklaw
  • Re: Why can't NASA be more open, Mike Thomas
• Don't you be fooled--NASA knew all along there were fossils on Mars., Lin Liangtai
  • Re: Don't you be fooled--NASA knew all along there were fossils on Mars., Plonk
  • Re: Don't you be fooled--NASA knew all along there were fossils on Mars., Starman
  • Re: Don't you be fooled--NASA knew all along there were fossils on Mars., Rodjk #613
• Stellafane, Dennis Woos
  • Re: Stellafane, Howard Lester
    • Re: Stellafane, Jan Owen
  • Re: Stellafane, AstroSketcher
    • Re: Stellafane, katrinaxx
  • Re: Stellafane, George Normandin
  • Re: Stellafane, jeff
    • Re: Stellafane, Mark S. Holden
      • Re: Stellafane, Dennis Woos
      • Re: Stellafane, George Normandin
      • Re: Stellafane, jeff
      • Re: Stellafane, Mark S. Holden
      • Re: Stellafane, jeff
  • Re: Stellafane, George Normandin
    • Re: Stellafane, Dennis Woos
      • Re: Stellafane, George Normandin
• hot sell louis vuitton prada chanel dior women's sandals,air shox oz nz tl r4 r5 shoes from china suppliers, WWW.THENIKESHOES.NET
• Any way to filter Chinese spam posts in Outlook Express?, Richard
• Re: IC 1805 a bright nebula in Cassiopeia, William R. Mattil
  • Re: IC 1805 a bright nebula in Cassiopeia, ukastronomy
    • Re: IC 1805 a bright nebula in Cassiopeia, chris1011
• NASA, please say these are rocks before playing your games on Mars at Americans' cost, Lin Liangtai
• our sleeping sun, Tom Ash
  • Re: our sleeping sun, Sam Wormley
    • Re: our sleeping sun, Tom Ash
      • Re: our sleeping sun, Sam Wormley
  • Re: our sleeping sun, faroutman
    • Re: our sleeping sun, Sam Wormley
      • Re: our sleeping sun, faroutman
    • Re: our sleeping sun, Greg Crinklaw
      • Re: our sleeping sun, faroutman
      • Re: our sleeping sun, Greg Crinklaw
      • Re: our sleeping sun, faroutman
      • Re: our sleeping sun, faroutman
      • Re: our sleeping sun, faroutman
    • Re: our sleeping sun, Tom Ash
      • Re: our sleeping sun, John Nichols
      • Re: our sleeping sun, P. Edward Murray
      • Re: our sleeping sun, 6EQUJ5
      • Re: our sleeping sun, thad@xxxxxxxxxxxx
      • Re: our sleeping sun, faroutman
      • Re: our sleeping sun, faroutman
  • Re: our sleeping sun, faroutman
• It's a shame..., Peter Walker
  • Re: It's a shame..., John
  • Re: It's a shame..., Martin Brown
    • Re: It's a shame..., oriel36
  • Re: It's a shame..., Sam Wormley
  • Re: It's a shame..., Flunki
  • Re: It's a shame... shitetard the spammertard of rosatard dennis bishop ruined this fawking group, Martin Brown
    • Re: It's a shame... shitetard the spammertard of rosatard dennis bishop ruined this fawking group, oriel36
  • Re: It's a shame..., RMOLLISE
    • Re: It's a shame..., Dennis Woos
• $$$Data Entry at Home$$$, chrisprabu
• ###Home Based Business Owner###, chrisprabu
• Why look for water on Mars when a pussy could grow so big there?, Lin Liangtai
  • Re: Why look for water on Mars when a pussy could grow so big there?, RMOLLISE
• jobs,sex,romance,work,science,hot,music,songs,hero,heroines,movie, revanth
  • Re: jobs,sex,romance,work,science,hot,music,songs,hero,heroines,movie, Gatlin Gunn
• Re: Could the Antikythera have been used to determine longitude?[was Re: SWEDENBORG ON LONGITUDE], Quadibloc
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    • Re: Could the Antikythera have been used to determine longitude?[was Re: SWEDENBORG ON LONGITUDE], oriel36
      • Re: Could the Antikythera have been used to determine longitude?[was Re: SWEDENBORG ON LONGITUDE], Quadibloc
      • Re: Could the Antikythera have been used to determine longitude?[was Re: SWEDENBORG ON LONGITUDE], oriel36
      • Re: Could the Antikythera have been used to determine longitude?[was Re: SWEDENBORG ON LONGITUDE], Quadibloc
      • Re: Could the Antikythera have been used to determine longitude?[was Re: SWEDENBORG ON LONGITUDE], oriel36
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    • Re: Could the Antikythera have been used to determine longitude?[was Re: SWEDENBORG ON LONGITUDE], Quadibloc
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Could the Antikythera have been used to determine longitude?[was Re: SWEDENBORG ON LONGITUDE], Quadibloc
  • Re: Could the Antikythera have been used to determine longitude?[was Re: SWEDENBORG ON LONGITUDE], Quadibloc
• high cloud, Gatlin Gunn
  • Re: high cloud over shitetards arsehole, ukastronomy
• space come and google ads, Pierre Vandevennne
  • Re: space come and google ads, Davoud
• Why can't NASA turn a few more rocks on Mars to see if they are fossils or not?, Lin Liangtai
  • Re: Why can't NASA turn a few more rocks on Mars to see if they are fossils or not?, Johnny Borborigmi
    • Re: Why can't NASA turn a few more rocks on Mars to see if they are fossils or not?, Gatlin Gunn
      • Re: Why can't NASA turn a few more rocks on Mars to see if they are fossils or not?, Charlie Siegrist
      • Re: Why can't NASA turn a few more rocks on Mars to see if they are fossils or not?, Johnny Borborigmi
• Re: Could the Antikythera have been used to determine longitude?[was Re: SWEDENBORG ON LONGITUDE], William Hamblen
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      • Re: Could the Antikythera have been used to determine longitude?[was Re: SWEDENBORG ON LONGITUDE], wrhamblen
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      • Re: Could the Antikythera have been used to determine longitude?[was Re: SWEDENBORG ON LONGITUDE], wrhamblen
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      • Re: Could the Antikythera have been used to determine longitude?[was Re: SWEDENBORG ON LONGITUDE], Quadibloc
      • Re: Could the Antikythera have been used to determine longitude?[was Re: SWEDENBORG ON LONGITUDE], oriel36
• Coils of blood vessel remains found on Mars should be ground for baking in ovens., Lin Liangtai
• Martian cell remains were impregnated onto Earthly osteon remains., Lin Liangtai
• Newbie questions, Longfellow
  • Re: Newbie questions, Shawn
  • Re: Newbie questions, William Hamblen
  • Re: Newbie questions, David Nakamoto
  • Re: Newbie questions, Brian Tung
    • Re: Newbie questions, Dennis Woos
      • Re: Newbie questions, Brian Tung
  • Re: Newbie questions, Longfellow
• Magnificent Milky Way, chris1011
  • Re: Magnificent Milky Way, Howard Lester
  • Re: Magnificent Milky Way, Sam Wormley
    • Re: Magnificent Milky Way, Gatlin Gunn
  • Re: Magnificent Milky Way, Jan Owen
  • Re: Magnificent Milky Way, Norbert
• best places to live for amateur astronomers, callisto
  • Re: best places to live for amateur astronomers, Howard Lester
    • Re: best places to live for amateur astronomers, George
      • Re: best places to live for amateur astronomers, Howard Lester
      • Re: best places to live for amateur astronomers, Spanky
      • Re: best places to live for amateur astronomers, Howard Lester
  • Re: best places to live for amateur astronomers, catzz66
  • Re: best places to live for amateur astronomers, Terry A. Haimann
    • Re: best places to live for amateur astronomers, Bill McClain
      • Re: best places to live for amateur astronomers, Tom Hise
  • Re: best places to live for amateur astronomers, Brian Tung
    • Re: best places to live for amateur astronomers, Howard Lester
      • Re: best places to live for amateur astronomers, Brian Tung
      • Re: best places to live for amateur astronomers, Howard Lester
      • Re: best places to live for amateur astronomers, Spanky
      • Re: best places to live for amateur astronomers, Howard Lester
      • Re: best places to live for amateur astronomers, Spanky
      • Re: best places to live for amateur astronomers, catzz66
      • Re: best places to live for amateur astronomers, Chris L Peterson
      • Re: best places to live for amateur astronomers, Tom Polakis
      • Re: best places to live for amateur astronomers, George
      • Re: best places to live for amateur astronomers, George Normandin
      • Re: best places to live for amateur astronomers, Davoud
      • Re: best places to live for amateur astronomers, George Normandin
      • Re: best places to live for amateur astronomers, Howard Lester
      • Re: best places to live for amateur astronomers, Davoud
      • Re: best places to live for amateur astronomers, Chris L Peterson
      • Re: best places to live for amateur astronomers, katrinaxx
  • Re: best places to live for amateur astronomers, Eric
  • Re: best places to live for amateur astronomers, katrinaxx
    • Re: best places to live for amateur astronomers, Greg Crinklaw
  • Re: best places to live for amateur astronomers, AstroSketcher
    • Re: best places to live for amateur astronomers, barney
  • Re: best places to live for amateur astronomers, johnpazmino
• Re: looking for lat/long formula, Sam Wormley
  • Re: looking for lat/long formula, Eric
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: looking for lat/long formula, santosh
  • Re: looking for lat/long formula, Androcles
  • Re: looking for lat/long formula, Scotty
  • Re: looking for lat/long formula, dlzc
  • Re: looking for lat/long formula, Greg Neill
  • Re: looking for lat/long formula, Eric
  • Re: looking for lat/long formula, ajk
  • Re: looking for lat/long formula, JPWoodruff
  • Re: looking for lat/long formula, JPWoodruff
  • Re: looking for lat/long formula, JPWoodruff
  • Re: looking for lat/long formula, JPWoodruff
• Re: Spam Free Alternatives to Usenet Astronomy Groups - Urgent!, Sam Wormley
  • Re: Spam Free Alternatives to Usenet Astronomy Groups - Urgent!, ukastronomy
    • Re: Spam Free Alternatives to Usenet Astronomy Groups - Urgent!, Golden California Girls
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Spam Free Alternatives to Usenet Astronomy Groups - Urgent!, Guy Macon
• Comet C/2007 W1 (Boattini) 7-17-2008, canopus56
  • Re: Comet C/2007 W1 (Boattini) 7-17-2008, canopus56
• A Gallery For You, Martin R . Howell
• just thinking aloud., Mark F.
  • Re: just thinking aloud., Chris L Peterson
  • Re: just thinking aloud., Davoud
• Re: oriel36 STOP FEEDING THE TROLL MORONS!, oriel36
• shoals astronomy club, shoalsastronomyclub
• NASA is trapped by evolution and vested interest in the face of mounting evidence for fossils on Mars, Lin Liangtai
  • Lin Liangtai - why not peer reviewed publication, ukastronomy
    • Re: Lin Liangtai - why not peer reviewed publication, Chris L Peterson
    • Re: Lin Liangtai - why not peer reviewed publication, Quadibloc
• IC 5067 - Pelican Emission Nebula in Cygnus, Anthony Ayiomamitis
  • Re: IC 5067 - Pelican Emission Nebula in Cygnus, Davoud
    • Re: IC 5067 - Pelican Emission Nebula in Cygnus, Sam Wormley
    • Re: IC 5067 - Pelican Emission Nebula in Cygnus, Anthony Ayiomamitis
  • Re: IC 5067 - Pelican Emission Nebula in Cygnus, AM
  • Re: IC 5067 - Pelican Emission Nebula in Cygnus, Beta Persei
• Spam Free Alternatives to Usenet Astronomy Groups, ukastronomy
• "Baby Boom" in a Stellar Nursery, Sam Wormley
• Tissue remains are dangling from Martian skull "Alice", Lin Liangtai
  • Re: Tissue remains are dangling from Martian skull "Alice", Lin Liangtai
  • Re: Tissue remains (achoo) are dangling from Martian skull "Alice", yabbadabbadoo
    • Re: Tissue remains (achoo) are dangling from Martian skull "Alice", Kickin' Ass and Takin' Names
• Neat toy, Rich
• Re: Power, AM
  • Re: Power, oriel36
• Scopes-4-Schools, RStember
• A Cycle of Celestial Objects, wrhamblen
• Io Moon Eclipse Reappear Event, canopus56
  • Re: Io Moon Eclipse Reappear Event, VicXnews
• Newbie question - Jupiter located south of sky?, cimetière
  • Re: Newbie question - Jupiter located south of sky?, Mark Flo
  • Re: Newbie question - Jupiter located south of sky?, laura halliday
    • Re: Newbie question - Jupiter located south of sky?, Andrew Smallshaw
      • Re: Newbie question - Jupiter located south of sky?, Jan Owen
      • Re: Newbie question - Jupiter located south of sky?, cimetière
      • Re: Newbie question - Jupiter located south of sky?, laura halliday
      • Re: Newbie question - Jupiter located south of sky?, catzz66
      • Re: Newbie question - Jupiter located south of sky?, Charlie Siegrist
• sexy modals, revanth
• Bright Object in Northern Sky, Charlie Siegrist
  • Re: Bright Object in Northern Sky, George
  • Re: Bright Object in Northern Sky, GB
  • Re: Bright Object in Northern Sky, Steve Pearce
    • Re: Bright Object in Northern Sky, Charlie Siegrist
• Mars water ice could be simply frozen tissue fluid, Lin Liangtai
• Quantitative Drift Alignment, Rob Johnson
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    • Re: Quantitative Drift Alignment, Spanky
  • Re: Quantitative Drift Alignment, George Normandin
  • Re: Quantitative Drift Alignment, lal_truckee
• Re: Nanokemiaa, Martti Laitinen
• Contending with structural astrologers, oriel36
  • Re: Contending with structural astrologers, Quadibloc
• ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, marks542004
  • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, Brian Tung
    • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, marks542004
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, Chris L Peterson
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, oriel36
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, marks542004
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, oriel36
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, oriel36
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, Golden California Girls
    • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, oriel36
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, Quadibloc
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, William Hamblen
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, Charlie Siegrist
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, Greg Neill
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, Greg Crinklaw
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, Charlie Siegrist
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, Greg Crinklaw
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, oriel36
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, supamario2008
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, oriel36
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, Quadibloc
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, oriel36
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, Quadibloc
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, Quadibloc
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, Charlie Siegrist
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, oriel36
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, Charlie Siegrist
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, oriel36
  • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, wrhamblen
    • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, oriel36
  • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, Greg Crinklaw
    • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, Chris L Peterson
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, Greg Crinklaw
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, Brian Tung
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, dkelvey@xxxxxxxxxxx
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, Chris L Peterson
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, oriel36
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, oriel36
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, Brian Tung
  • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, Quadibloc
    • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, oriel36
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, Quadibloc
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, oriel36
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, oriel36
  • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, Dr J R Stockton
    • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, Chris L Peterson
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, Greg Crinklaw
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, Chris L Peterson
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, Greg Crinklaw
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, Chris L Peterson
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, oriel36
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, Quadibloc
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, Greg Crinklaw
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, Quadibloc
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, Quadibloc
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, oriel36
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, Dr J R Stockton
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, oriel36
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, Quadibloc
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, Chris L Peterson
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, oriel36
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, marks542004
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, Greg Crinklaw
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, Quadibloc
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, Martin Brown
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, Greg Crinklaw
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, oriel36
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, Quadibloc
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, oriel36
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, Quadibloc
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, dkelvey@xxxxxxxxxxx
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, dkelvey@xxxxxxxxxxx
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, oriel36
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, Quadibloc
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, oriel36
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, Quadibloc
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, oriel36
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, jim
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, oriel36
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, jim
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, oriel36
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, jim
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, oriel36
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, jim
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, Greg Crinklaw
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, Chris L Peterson
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, jim
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, John Nichols
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, John Nichols
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, Greg Crinklaw
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, oriel36
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, oriel36
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, oriel36
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, Quadibloc
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, Golden California Girls
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, wrhamblen
    • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, dkelvey@xxxxxxxxxxx
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, Chris L Peterson
      • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, Brian Tung
  • Re: ? heliocentric vs geocentric models ?, Quadibloc
• List of solutions manuals, BERGH
• registrax with handheld camera, bklynNY
  • Re: registrax with handheld camera, David Nakamoto
    • Re: registrax with handheld camera, bklynNY
      • Re: registrax with handheld camera, Chris.B
  • Re: registrax with handheld camera, marks542004
• Comet Boattini (Obs. Notes), AstroSketcher
  • Re: Comet Boattini (Obs. Notes), Marty
    • Re: Comet Boattini (Obs. Notes), AstroSketcher
      • Re: Comet Boattini (Obs. Notes), Marty
  • Re: Comet Boattini (Obs. Notes), AstroSketcher
• Why NASA is wasting your money? Because only God can take us to live in another planet., Lin Liangtai
  • Re: Why NASA is wasting your money? Because only God can take us to live in another planet., Chris.B
    • Re: Why NASA is wasting your money? Because only God can take us to live in another planet., copperhead
  • Re: Why NASA is wasting your money? Because only God can take us to live in another planet., Quadibloc
• alt.binaries.pictures.astro HELP, VOR
  • Re: alt.binaries.pictures.astro HELP, Chris L Peterson
    • Re: alt.binaries.pictures.astro HELP, VOR
  • Re: alt.binaries.pictures.astro HELP, Odysseus
    • Re: alt.binaries.pictures.astro HELP, VOR
  • Re: alt.binaries.pictures.astro HELP, Spanky
    • Re: alt.binaries.pictures.astro HELP, VOR
  • Re: alt.binaries.pictures.astro HELP, Esmail
  • Re: alt.binaries.pictures.astro HELP, George Normandin
    • Re: alt.binaries.pictures.astro HELP, Spanky
      • Re: alt.binaries.pictures.astro HELP, George Normandin
      • Re: alt.binaries.pictures.astro HELP, Beta Persei
    • Re: alt.binaries.pictures.astro HELP, Golden California Girls
      • Re: alt.binaries.pictures.astro HELP, George Normandin
• Sci.astro.amateur, oriel36
  • Re: Sci.astro.amateur, Spanky
    • Re: Sci.astro.amateur, oriel36
      • Re: Sci.astro.amateur, Quadibloc
      • Re: Sci.astro.amateur, Quadibloc
• Undeniable Martian Haversian canal clearly shown on NASA micrograph, Lin Liangtai
• 5" Celestron Schmidt-Cass, Mount on Camera Tripod, W. eWatson
  • Re: 5" Celestron Schmidt-Cass, Mount on Camera Tripod, Chris L Peterson
    • Re: 5" Celestron Schmidt-Cass, Mount on Camera Tripod, Chris.B
    • Re: 5" Celestron Schmidt-Cass, Mount on Camera Tripod, W. eWatson
• Image Seen with a Newtonian Reflector?, W. eWatson
  • Re: Image Seen with a Newtonian Reflector?, AstroSketcher
    • Re: Image Seen with a Newtonian Reflector?, W. eWatson
      • Re: Image Seen with a Newtonian Reflector?, W. eWatson
      • Re: Image Seen with a Newtonian Reflector?, wrhamblen
      • Re: Image Seen with a Newtonian Reflector?, W. eWatson
      • Re: Image Seen with a Newtonian Reflector?, Paul Schlyter
    • Re: Image Seen with a Newtonian Reflector?, W. eWatson
      • Re: Image Seen with a Newtonian Reflector?, Margo Schulter
  • Re: Image Seen with a Newtonian Reflector?, wrhamblen
    • Re: Image Seen with a Newtonian Reflector?, W. eWatson
  • Re: Image Seen with a Newtonian Reflector?, Paul Schlyter
    • Re: Image Seen with a Newtonian Reflector?, Greg Crinklaw
      • Re: Image Seen with a Newtonian Reflector?, Paul Schlyter
      • Re: Image Seen with a Newtonian Reflector?, Greg Crinklaw
      • Re: Image Seen with a Newtonian Reflector?, Margo Schulter
• Look for a Portable GoTo Mount, cyoung9000
  • Re: Look for a Portable GoTo Mount, Mark S. Holden
  • Re: Look for a Portable GoTo Mount, George Normandin
    • Re: Look for a Portable GoTo Mount, Mark S. Holden
• Distance from the earth to the moon, catzz66
  • Re: Distance from the earth to the moon, Greg Crinklaw
    • Re: Distance from the earth to the moon, catzz66
      • Re: Distance from the earth to the moon, Greg Neill
  • Re: Distance from the earth to the moon, Greg Neill
  • Re: Distance from the earth to the moon, AstroSketcher
  • Re: Distance from the earth to the moon, TMA-1
  • Re: Distance from the earth to the moon, Dr J R Stockton
    • Re: Distance from the earth to the moon, TBerk
      • Re: Distance from the earth to the moon, Paul Schlyter
  • Re: Distance from the earth to the moon, wrhamblen
    • Re: Distance from the earth to the moon, Odysseus
      • Re: Distance from the earth to the moon, wrhamblen
    • Re: Distance from the earth to the moon, Paul Schlyter
      • Re: Distance from the earth to the moon, TMA-1
  • Re: Distance from the earth to the moon, shy author
• Oriel36: A Reply to Myself, My Only Friend.?!, Nomen Nescio
  • Re: Oriel36: A Reply to Myself, My Only Friend.?!, oriel36
    • Re: Oriel36: A Reply to Myself, My Only Friend.?!, Juan Pooperscooper
      • Re: Oriel36: A Reply to Myself, My Only Friend.?!, oriel36
      • Re: Oriel36: A Reply to Myself, My Only Friend.?!, Greg Crinklaw
      • Re: Oriel36: A Reply to Myself, My Only Friend.?!, TMA-1
      • Re: Oriel36: A Reply to Myself, My Only Friend.?!, Chris.B
      • Re: Oriel36: A Reply to Myself, My Only Friend.?!, oriel36
      • Re: Oriel36: A Reply to Myself, My Only Friend.?!, oriel36
• No anatomists can deny these lymph node remains on Mars., Lin Liangtai
• 135 people accept Islam after Br. Yusuf Estes Lecture! 3/3, amisb65
  • Re: 135 people accept Islam after Br. Yusuf Estee Lauder Lecture! 3/3, Xray
• Mars micrograph shows human glia fossil, Lin Liangtai
• Haversian canal found on Mars Lander Phoenix's deck., Lin Liangtai
• The Milky Way - What Is Its Current de Vaucouleurs Classification?, Dave Mitsky
• Re: I have a question about Deep Cycle Batteries, Craig
  • Re: I have a question about Deep Cycle Batteries, TMA-1
• Two blue blood vessel remains beautifully preserved—one on Mars for 3 billion years, the other in Pennsylvania for 300 million years., Lin Liangtai
• Columbus stargazers?, EB
  • Re: Columbus stargazers?, jamesd43081@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: Columbus stargazers?, Esmail
    • Re: Columbus stargazers?, kapella1
• Stargazing and Mosquitoes, TBerk
  • Re: Stargazing and Mosquitoes, Jax
    • Re: Stargazing and Mosquitoes, LdB
  • Re: Stargazing and Mosquitoes, Dennis Woos
    • Re: Stargazing and Mosquitoes, Odysseus
      • Re: Stargazing and Mosquitoes, Chris L Peterson
  • Re: Stargazing and Mosquitoes, AM
  • Re: Stargazing and Mosquitoes, AstroSketcher
  • Re: Stargazing and Mosquitoes, canopus56
    • Re: Stargazing and Mosquitoes, Rick Evans
  • Re: Stargazing and Mosquitoes, Mark S. Holden
• oriel36: An Asstronomer's hindview, Nomen Nescio
  • Re: oriel36: An Asstronomer's hindview, oriel36
• Response to Dwight, oriel36
  • Re: Response to Dwight, dkelvey@xxxxxxxxxxx
    • Re: Response to Dwight, Greg Crinklaw
      • Re: Response to Dwight, oriel36
    • Re: Response to Dwight, oriel36
• An astronomer's view, oriel36
• Second Palomar Tour added to Julian Starfest, starcrwzr
• Printable Moon Mosaic, W. eWatson
  • Re: Printable Moon Mosaic, catzz66
    • Re: Printable Moon Mosaic, W. eWatson
  • Re: Printable Moon Mosaic, Sjouke Burry
• I miss Chuck Taylor (see inside for hilarious post) Hope this is ok :), supamario2008
• Re: The Hubble Palette and the Amateur Astronomer, John Savard
• Justice to all Mankind, Even Those Who Make an Enemy of Islam, amisb65
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Justice to all Mankind, Even Those Who Make an Enemy of Islam, amisb65
• Eurotrash and Brits: Stay out of space, you're too stupid and CHEAP to be in it, Rich
  • Re: Eurotrash and Brits: Stay out of space, you're too stupid and CHEAP to be in it, TMA-1
• Is it possible? (for Nikon P80 to show Jupiter's Satellites...), arcturus1111gr
  • Re: Is it possible? (for Nikon P80 to show Jupiter's Satellites...), Chris L Peterson
    • Re: Is it possible? (for Nikon P80 to show Jupiter's Satellites...), Dennis Wang (Contractor)
    • Re: Is it possible? (for Nikon P80 to show Jupiter's Satellites...), Curtis Croulet
      • Re: Is it possible? (for Nikon P80 to show Jupiter's Satellites...), tednat
  • Re: Is it possible? (for Nikon P80 to show Jupiter's Satellites...), jerry warner
    • Re: Is it possible? (for Nikon P80 to show Jupiter's Satellites...), tednat
  • Re: Is it possible? (for Nikon P80 to show Jupiter's Satellites...), Leff T Wright
    • Re: Is it possible? (for Nikon P80 to show Jupiter's Satellites...), Greg Crinklaw
    • Re: Is it possible? (for Nikon P80 to show Jupiter's Satellites...), tednat
  • Re: Is it possible? (for Nikon P80 to show Jupiter's Satellites...), LaFouine
    • Re: Is it possible? (for Nikon P80 to show Jupiter's Satellites...), tednat
• International Space Station, j . simpkins56
  • Re: International Space Station, Greg Crinklaw
  • Re: International Space Station, Chris L Peterson
  • Re: International Space Station, dkelvey@xxxxxxxxxxx
    • Re: International Space Station, Chris.B
  • Re: International Space Station, Rich
• oriel36: Astronomers,amateur or otherwise., Anonymous
  • Re: oriel36: Astronomers,amateur or otherwise., oriel36
    • Re: oriel36: Astronomers,amateur or otherwise., dkelvey@xxxxxxxxxxx
      • Re: oriel36: Astronomers,amateur or otherwise., chris1011
• NASA is trying to shake loose Martian fossil bone tissue., Lin Liangtai
  • Re: NASA is trying to shake loose Martian fossil bone tissue., I_keep_trying
• Re: Binocular repair suggestions wanted..., capecod389
  • Re: Binocular repair suggestions wanted..., capecod389
• Image jumps/doubles when I move my eye with SCT viewfinder - Normal???, Rick Fox
  • Re: Image jumps/doubles when I move my eye with SCT viewfinder - Normal???, Chris L Peterson
  • Re: Image jumps/doubles when I move my eye with SCT viewfinder - Normal???, wrhamblen
    • Re: Image jumps/doubles when I move my eye with SCT viewfinder - Normal???, Rick Fox
      • Re: Image jumps/doubles when I move my eye with SCT viewfinder - Normal???, Norbert
      • Re: Image jumps/doubles when I move my eye with SCT viewfinder - Normal???, Rick Fox
      • Re: Image jumps/doubles when I move my eye with SCT viewfinder - Normal???, Brian Tung
• Re: my reflector, Greg Crinklaw
  • Re: my reflector, John Nichols
• This Martian cell remains look like an immature megakaryocyte, Lin Liangtai
• hai, BHAVANI_ANUMOLU
• Object (comet?) near Altair, ID sought, thad@xxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Object (comet?) near Altair, ID sought, thad@xxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Object (comet?) near Altair, ID sought, thad@xxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Object (comet?) near Altair, ID sought, Greg Crinklaw
    • Re: Object (comet?) near Altair, ID sought, AstroSketcher
      • Message not available
      • Re: Object (comet?) near Altair, ID sought, Greg Crinklaw
      • Message not available
      • Re: Object (comet?) near Altair, ID sought, Chris L Peterson
      • Message not available
      • Re: Object (comet?) near Altair, ID sought, Greg Crinklaw
      • Message not available
      • Re: Object (comet?) near Altair, ID sought, AstroSketcher
      • Re: Object (comet?) near Altair, ID sought, thad@xxxxxxxxxxxx
    • Re: Object (comet?) near Altair, ID sought, Chris L Peterson
• Why Cell Phones Are Important When Observing, John Nichols
  • Re: Why Cell Phones Are Important When Observing, wrhamblen
    • Re: Why Cell Phones Are Important When Observing, ukastronomy
    • Re: Why Cell Phones Are Important When Observing, Rich
  • Re: Why Cell Phones Are Important When Observing, George Normandin
    • Re: Why Cell Phones Are Important When Observing, ukastronomy
    • Re: Why Cell Phones Are Important When Observing, Tom Jarrett
      • Re: Why Cell Phones Are Important When Observing, Andrew Smallshaw
    • Re: Why Cell Phones Are Important When Observing, Paul Schlyter
      • Re: Why Cell Phones Are Important When Observing, George Normandin
    • Re: Why Cell Phones Are Important When Observing, John Nichols
      • Re: Why Cell Phones Are Important When Observing, George Normandin
• For vested interest and national interest, NASA conceals most of the micrographs of Phoenix, Lin Liangtai
  • Re: For vested interest and national interest, NASA conceals most of the micrographs of Phoenix, Rich
• calculate a star's altitude, brucegooglegroups
  • Re: calculate a star's altitude, Sam Wormley
    • Re: calculate a star's altitude, TMA-1
    • Re: calculate a star's altitude, Brian Tung
      • Re: calculate a star's altitude, Brian Tung
      • Re: calculate a star's altitude, oriel36
      • Re: calculate a star's altitude, oriel36
  • Re: calculate a star's altitude, Robert Sheaffer
• OT posters and kooks., AM
  • Re: OT posters and kooks., Sam Wormley
    • Re: OT posters and kooks., oriel36
      • Re: OT posters and kooks., Sam Wormley
      • Re: OT posters and kooks., oriel36
      • Re: OT posters and kooks., TMA-1
      • Re: OT posters and kooks., oriel36
    • Re: OT posters and kooks., Quadibloc
      • Re: OT posters and kooks., oriel36
      • Re: OT posters and kooks., AM
      • Re: OT posters and kooks., Odysseus
      • Re: OT posters and kooks., oriel36
      • Re: OT posters and kooks., Odysseus
• Re: 2300, AM
• Re: tard, Shitetard
• Julian Starfest less then a month away, starcrwzr
• Practical astronomy, oriel36
  • Re: Practical astronomy, Chris L Peterson
    • Re: Practical astronomy, Paul Schlyter
      • Re: Practical astronomy, Chris L Peterson
      • Re: Practical astronomy, oriel36
      • Re: Practical astronomy, Ginger Lee
    • Re: Practical astronomy, RMOLLISE
      • Re: Practical astronomy, Chris L Peterson
      • Re: Practical astronomy, oriel36
      • Re: Practical astronomy, Quadibloc
      • Re: Practical astronomy, oriel36
      • Re: Practical astronomy, Quadibloc
      • Re: Practical astronomy, oriel36
      • Re: Practical astronomy, Quadibloc
      • Re: Practical astronomy, oriel36
      • Re: Practical astronomy, Quadibloc
      • Re: Practical astronomy, oriel36
      • Re: Practical astronomy, oriel36
  • Re: Practical astronomy, Quadibloc
    • Re: Practical astronomy, thad@xxxxxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Practical astronomy, Quadibloc
• Islam QA - Dr Khalid Khan, amisb65
• moon landings, Leff T Wright
  • Re: moon landings, Marty
    • Re: moon landings, Ginger Lee
    • Re: moon landings, Paul Schlyter
      • Re: moon landings, Marty
      • Re: moon landings, Chris.B
      • Re: moon landings, Marty
      • Re: moon landings, VOR
      • Re: moon landings, Greg Crinklaw
    • Re: moon landings, Steve Sherman
      • Re: moon landings, Quadibloc
    • Re: moon landings, Quadibloc
  • Re: moon landings, katrinaxx
    • Re: moon landings, TMA-1
      • Re: moon landings, Esmail
    • Re: moon landings, BradGuth
    • Re: moon landings, Quadibloc
• SAC7 drivers - software, jerry warner
  • Re: SAC7 drivers - software, Davoud
    • Re: SAC7 drivers - software, Beta Persei
    • Re: SAC7 drivers - software, jerry warner
      • Re: SAC7 drivers - software, Beta Persei
      • Re: SAC7 drivers - software, jerry warner
  • Re: SAC7 drivers - software, RMOLLISE
    • Re: SAC7 drivers - software, jerry warner
      • Re: SAC7 drivers - software, RMOLLISE
      • Re: SAC7 drivers - software, RMOLLISE
      • Re: SAC7 drivers - software, jerry warner
• Things you would have learned in school ..., wrhamblen
  • Re: Things you would have learned in school ..., oriel36
• Starlord, robby
  • Re: Starlord, Esmail
    • Re: Starlord, Roger Hinson
      • Re: Starlord, Florian
  • Re: Starlord, Tom Hise
• Mars, oriel36
  • Re: Mars, Quadibloc
• about Lin, Ginger Lee
  • Re: about Lin, Greg Crinklaw
• decent cost eyepiece for eyepiece projection?, Jon Ives
• Martian Snow White is full of lymph nodes., Lin Liangtai
  • Re: Martian Snow White is full of lymph nodes., Ginger Lee
    • Re: Martian Snow White is full of lymph nodes., Marty
      • Re: Martian Snow White is full of lymph nodes., I_keep_trying
• Re: thoughts on the Drake Equation, Paul Schlyter
  • Re: thoughts on the Drake Equation, wrhamblen
    • Re: thoughts on the Drake Equation, Paul Schlyter
  • Re: thoughts on the Drake Equation, Guy Macon
    • Re: thoughts on the Drake Equation, Paul Schlyter
• Was this a priceless tree frog or a toad or a lizard on Mars?, Lin Liangtai
  • Re: Was this a priceless tree frog or a toad or a lizard on Mars?, Jon Peptone
• Ed's fossilized blood vessel found on Mars, Lin Liangtai
  • Re: Ed's fossilized blood vessel found on Mars, Chris.B
    • Re: Ed's fossilized blood vessel found on Mars, Jon Peptone
      • Re: Ed's fossilized blood vessel found on Mars, Chris.B
      • Re: Ed's fossilized blood vessel found on Mars, Greg Crinklaw
  • Re: Ed's fossilized blood vessel found on Mars, Rich
    • Re: Ed's fossilized blood vessel found on Mars, Golden California Girls
      • Re: Ed's fossilized blood vessel found on Mars, Rich
• Any examples of Collided Stars visible to the Amature?, TBerk
  • Re: Any examples of Collided Stars visible to the Amature?, TBerk
  • Re: Any examples of Collided Stars visible to the Amature?, Llanzlan Klazmon
    • Re: Any examples of Collided Stars visible to the Amature?, TBerk
      • Re: Any examples of Collided Stars visible to the Amature?, Stuart Levy
  • Re: Any examples of Collided Stars visible to the Amature?, PLOSSL
  • Re: Any examples of Collided Stars visible to the Amature?, Greg Crinklaw
• Which geologist dare say this shows geological structure?, Lin Liangtai
  • Re: Which geologist dare say this shows geological structure?, Jon Peptone
    • Re: Which geologist dare say this shows geological structure?, Greg Crinklaw
      • Re: Which geologist dare say this shows geological structure?, L.A.T.
      • Re: Which geologist dare say this shows geological structure?, Odysseus
      • Re: Which geologist dare say this shows geological structure?, Ginger Lee
      • Re: Which geologist dare say this shows geological structure?, I_keep_trying
      • Re: Which geologist dare say this shows geological structure?, I_keep_trying
    • Re: Which geologist dare say this shows geological structure?, jerry warner
  • Re: Which geologist dare say this shows geological structure?, I_keep_trying
    • Message not available
      • Re: Which geologist dare say this shows geological structure?, Greg Crinklaw
• Exoplanets TrES-2b in Draco and HD189733b in Vulpecula, Anthony Ayiomamitis
  • Re: Exoplanets TrES-2b in Draco and HD189733b in Vulpecula, Sam Wormley
• Aphelion Sun and the Portara (Temple of Apollo), Anthony Ayiomamitis
  • Re: Aphelion Sun and the Portara (Temple of Apollo), Anthony Ayiomamitis
    • Re: Aphelion Sun and the Portara (Temple of Apollo), oriel36
      • Re: Aphelion Sun and the Portara (Temple of Apollo), Dennis Wang (Contractor)
      • Re: Aphelion Sun and the Portara (Temple of Apollo), TBerk
• No geologists can dismiss these ten Martian cell remains as just geological structure of rocks., Lin Liangtai
  • Re: No geologists can dismiss these ten Martian cell remains as just geological structure of rocks., Rodney Blackall
    • Re: No geologists can dismiss these ten Martian cell remains as just geological structure of rocks., jerry warner
      • Re: No geologists can dismiss these ten Martian cell remains as just geological structure of rocks., Greg Crinklaw
      • Re: No geologists can dismiss these ten Martian cell remains as just geological structure of rocks., Al
      • Re: No geologists can dismiss these ten Martian cell remains as just geological structure of rocks., Greg Crinklaw
• Re: Come on over to Moderated Sci.astro.amateur!, P. Edward Murray
• The Basketball Player and The Juggler on The Moon, P. Edward Murray
• The power of the mind could be used for our benefit if we could control it and set it to that endeavour, franklyone
• According to NASA's scale bar and anatomy, many large lymph node remains have been discovered by Phoenix Lander on Mars., Lin Liangtai
• Apparent diameter, Charlyms
  • Re: Apparent diameter, Chris L Peterson
  • Re: Apparent diameter, Sam Wormley
  • Re: Apparent diameter, Timothy Laswell
  • Re: Apparent diameter, Roger Hamlett
  • Re: Apparent diameter, canopus56
    • Re: Apparent diameter, canopus56
  • Re: Apparent diameter, Paul Schlyter
• The seasons, oriel36
• Re: Focal Distance?, William R. Mattil
• Yo! Skywatch Fans!, RMOLLISE
  • Re: Yo! Skywatch Fans!, George Normandin
• 7 Reasons to Read the Glorious Qur'an, amisb65
  • Re: 7 Reasons to Read the Glorious Qur'an, L.A.T.
    • Re: 7 Reasons to Read the Glorious Qur'an, Quadibloc
      • Re: 7 Reasons to Read the Glorious Qur'an, Davoud
      • Re: 7 Reasons to Read the Glorious Qur'an, starburst
      • Re: 7 Reasons to Read the Glorious Qur'an, Davoud
      • Re: 7 Reasons to Read the Glorious Qur'an, Spanky
      • Re: 7 Reasons to Read the Glorious Qur'an, Chris.B
      • Re: 7 Reasons to Read the Glorious Qur'an, Steve Paul
      • Re: 7 Reasons to Read the Glorious Qur'an, Chris.B
      • Re: 7 Reasons to Read the Glorious Qur'an, Spanky
      • Re: 7 Reasons to Read the Glorious Qur'an, Quadibloc
      • Re: 7 Reasons to Read the Glorious Qur'an, Chris.B
      • Re: 7 Reasons to Read the Glorious Qur'an, Quadibloc
      • Re: 7 Reasons to Read the Glorious Qur'an, Chris.B
      • Re: 7 Reasons to Read the Glorious Qur'an, Quadibloc
      • 7 Reasons to redirect our economy (religion is NOT the answer), chris1011
      • Re: 7 Reasons to redirect our economy (religion is NOT the answer), Spanky
      • Re: 7 Reasons to redirect our economy (religion is NOT the answer), chris1011
      • Re: 7 Reasons to redirect our economy (religion is NOT the answer), Quadibloc
      • Re: 7 Reasons to redirect our economy (religion is NOT the answer), Thomas Womack
      • Re: 7 Reasons to redirect our economy (religion is NOT the answer), Quadibloc
  • Re: 7 Reasons NOT to Read the Glorious Qur'an, me
  • Re: 7 Reasons to Read the Glorious Qur'an, Rodney Blackall
    • Re: 7 Reasons to Read the Glorious Qur'an, P. Edward Murray
  • Re: 7 Reasons to Read the Glorious Qur'an, P. Edward Murray
  • Re: 7 Rebarbatives to Read the Glorious Qur'an, John
• One hundred years after the Tunguska event in Siberia, Sam Wormley
  • Re: One hundred years after the Tunguska event in Siberia, thad@xxxxxxxxxxxx
    • Re: One hundred years after the Tunguska event in Siberia, David Nakamoto
      • Re: One hundred years after the Tunguska event in Siberia, thad@xxxxxxxxxxxx
      • Re: One hundred years after the Tunguska event in Siberia, jerry warner
  • Re: One hundred years after the Tunguska event in Siberia, Rodney Blackall
• Re: not really an observing report, Greg Crinklaw
  • Re: not really an observing report, Marty
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: not really an observing report, laura halliday
  • Re: not really an observing report, Dennis Woos
    • Re: not really an observing report, Marty
      • Re: not really an observing report, Howard Lester
      • Re: not really an observing report, Marty

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