An amazing array of astronomical eccentrics.
Or "Independent thinkers", as Sir Patrick Moore used to call them.
Well worth watching on a cloudy evening.
Journal of a travelling astronomer - Artist & Poet - Citizen of Starship Earth - Native of Pembrokeshire - Always a Typewriter - Often a fountain pen - Mostly a cup of tea.
An amazing array of astronomical eccentrics.
Or "Independent thinkers", as Sir Patrick Moore used to call them.
I well remember taking these observations, the telescope used was a tiny 40mm refractor.
Even though the telescope was really a toy, it still returned some lovely images of the lunar surface.
A quick solar capture from this morning's observing session.
The Nikon D70 and the Tal1 refractor are a good combination.
The trusty Red Vixen will be out and about on the nights of May 3rd, 4th and 5th, hopefully to witness Mars as he sails past Praesepe (the B...