[Chaos-l] Observing Tonight!
Robert Nielsen
robertnielsen at nc.rr.com
Sat Apr 9 12:57:47 EDT 2005
Jon,
I thought I had announced a 7:00 PM departure from ECHHS (perhaps it was
implied from the 7 PM departure if we had gone last night after the
planetarium observing session) ... and that is the earliest I will be able
to leave ... given my duties as family photographer and the fact that ECHHS
has their prom tonight. So there might actually be two caravans to the
dark sky site ... one at 6:30 (with Jon) and one at 7:00 (with me, Robert).
In either case, I agree with Jon ... I think tonight is going to be above
average, perhaps even exceptional at the dark sky site. So if you are
interested, meet us at the bus parking lot at ECHHS this evening, and bring
some warm clothes.
Robert Nielsen
At 4/9/2005 11:42 AM, you wrote:
>Once again the skyclock appears to have pegged it. This looks to be a
>truly wonderful night. The forecast calls for kinda chilly and windy,
>though, so wear layers. Sunset is at 7:43 tonight, so i'm going to try to
>get there around 7:30 to allow for setup and collimation and such.
>That means leaving here around 6:30. How does that fit in with the
>Official Club Departure Time? Since the Club Session is scheduled to
>start at 8:00, i'm assuming it'll leave ECHHSBL at around 7, but i haven't
>seen an official announcement.
>
>Anyway, it looks a Really Good Night, very dark, above average
>transparency, and fairly low humidity. The only drawback would be for the
>planetary observers, given the predicted mediocre seeing.
>
>Hope to see you there!
>
>J.
>
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