Yep... he even reported his first impression, saying he would post pics and we have yet to see any photo. Yesterday he said he may consider to sell it away... maybe the weather will then improve...
i think now he's more interested with video observation on a tracking mount using a medium aperture scope.
wei, dun hint hint here, hint hint there hor...
Anyway, I know what is best to do during this haze. Take a green laser and point. Wah the beam is like as if you are at mersing...super clear green beam.
It's times like this that I really appreciate Rent-a-scope!
Did anyone noticed that the moon was red lat night?
[80% Steve, 20% Alfred] ------- Probability of Clear Skies = (Age of newest equipment in days) / [(Number of observers) * (Total Aperture of all telescopes present in mm)]
yeap.......the moon was red indeed on that day.... but i managed to stay up late until 04.30 am and as i look thru out from my window I saw twinkling star quickly i took my bino and scan the skies what i saw that day was orion constellation high up in the sky....enjoying the constellation til 04.15 am ( battery run dry ).. :roll: straight to bed with orion in my dream....
Yup this is the first time that I saw that the sun looks quite oval and red. I was able to look at it in the afternoon as the haze was a natural red filter!
C0MMAND wrote:Someone took out the yolks from our mooncakes and put it in the sky
Heh..cute! Luckily, I don't like yolk in mooncakes!
[80% Steve, 20% Alfred] ------- Probability of Clear Skies = (Age of newest equipment in days) / [(Number of observers) * (Total Aperture of all telescopes present in mm)]
but i managed to stay up late until 04.30 am and as i look thru out from my window I saw twinkling star 
quickly i took my bino and scan the skies what i saw that day was orion constellation high up in the sky....enjoying the constellation til 04.15 am ( battery run dry ).. :roll: straight to bed with orion in my dream.... 
