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Started by darylc, 05/14/2003 12:05PM
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Posted 05/14/2003 12:05PM Opening Post
Daryl Crowley
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Every notice how it get's real quiet on the Forum every time we get around the full Moon?

Of course we are having some clear nights here in Michigan now that the Moon is out, that way there will be lots of clouds to go around next week when we return to dark skies.

Daryl
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Posted 05/14/2003 12:55PM #1
Maurice Clark
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Actually, this is one full moon where I expect it will be cloudy. There is going to be a total lunar eclipse!

Not that I am cynical or anything!

Maurice
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Posted 05/14/2003 12:58PM #2
Inge Skauvik
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Try some double stars! Except for Orion, the highest concentration of appealing, easy-to-locate doubles is in the Bootes/Draco/CBr/Hercules region.
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