Astronomy: Search The Galaxy

The club went out and we enjoyed the Moon’s “X” at the terminator. Attached Images. Moon X.jpg (137.9 KB)
Original post by George

From The Old Farmer’s Almanac. Visit our Monthly Sky Highlights and Moon Phase Calendars page for more information.
Original post by The Old Farmer’s Almanac

Hi Folks: I am a retired Seismic Surveyor, looking SW from our Apt building’s 10th-floor Atrium, across the Oldman River. The Moonlight is not bright enuf to show the eastern slopes of the Rocky Mountains, even tho they are clothed in …
Original post by BigfootSurveyor

Is there an astronomy magazine that anyone can recommend for my 10 year old niece? I would like to get her a subscription about the planets for her age group. thanks.
Original post by cannoli38

a math link for fans of leonard euler: http://www.maa.org/news/howeulerdidit.html.
Original post by y

well is it ? is possible to completely drain or completely draw all energy OUT of an atom and if so what is left ?
Original post by north

By combining ground-based optical observations with space-borne infrared images from Spitzer, an incredible new view of mysterious Omega Centauri has been revealed. Astronomers have had a hard time identifying what type of galaxy Omega …
Original post by Fraser

Lately, you are all tired of my crying over lousy seeing, lousy weather (we just got hit by two snow storms totaling over a meter of snow), and imaging with bright moonlight. Finally everything came together, I had a short night (before …
Original post by RickJ

i just aquired a celestron-8 2000mm-f/10scope with a 110v worm gear guidence system, does anyone know anything about this equiptment? i once oned a cheep tele, once but this is beyond that. larry.
Original post by cowdenlarry

It’s been about six months since my last poll (yes, I know I took nominations for Best History, that is still under consideration). I have decided it is time for another. But I’ve got a decision to make. …
Original post by Lord Jubjub