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astrobabe wrote:
weixing wrote:110. You always take night flight when going oversea and got a telescope that design to mounted on various commerical jet windows.
I don't think that's permitted. ;)
heh, this is probably the joke section , so dont need to take things too seriously. NASA is currently having their SOFIA ( Stratospheric Observatory for Infrared Astronomy ) telescope project , which has a scope attached to an aeroplane flying in the stratosphere region.
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gwenyi wrote:NASA is currently having their SOFIA ( Stratospheric Observatory for Infrared Astronomy ) telescope project , which has a scope attached to an aeroplane flying in the stratosphere region.
Yeah, I have heard about it. There is also the Kuiper Airborne Observatory (KAO) which is a predecessor to SOFIA. Pretty cool that a Boeing 747SP is used for the SOFIA project. Maybe future airborne observatory platform candidates like the Boeing 777 or Airbus 380 should be considered too. :lol: :D


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what number is it now? ok, here you go...

117. you have a 0.9" dobsonian in your pocket wherever you go: http://paginas.terra.com.br/lazer/zeca/ ... allest.htm
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117. you have a 0.9" dobsonian in your pocket wherever you go: http://paginas.terra.com.br/lazer/zeca/ ... allest.htm
Haha! :lol: :lol: I don't think a Deep Sky person would use that! Its only a blurry 8x22mm f/3.7 monocular. A deepsky fellow would not even use a 10x25 bino, even though it is better! Nice try, Arief! :P
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weixing wrote:110. You always take night flight when going oversea and got a telescope that design to mounted on various commerical jet windows.

111. You asked for a fully multi-coated window seat when booking your air ticket.

112. Your star chart start from magnitude 12.

113. You own only 4" eyepieces.

114. You thought the objective of an FS-102 is an eyepiece.

115. You can't find any telescopes in a star party and wonder why everyone was using a finderscope for observation.

116. You use galaxy hopping to find your target.
Haha.. good ones Weixing! I like 111.
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117. ...you would consider to setup a observatory on the Moon...
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117. ...you would consider to setup a observatory on the Moon...
Wow! :shock: ...with remote control! 8-)
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119. you have a 63-incher as your grab and go

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ariefm71 wrote:119. you have a 63-incher as your grab and go
Oh my...that looks like a CHIMNEY!!! :shock:
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120. when you call your gf/wife Andromeda and your sister Pleiadies.
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