Kenya Annular Eclipse

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jiahao1986
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Congratulations Joo Beng!
Clear skies please...
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Congrats!
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Congrats Joo Beng! Well done!
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Hi,
kohjb wrote:Hooray! Wanted to share the fact that Astronomy Magazine published my composite image of the annular eclipse in Kenya in the June 2010 issue. It's nice to see it in print!!

Regards!
Joo Beng.
Congratulations!!! It's finally printed after waiting for so long... Must show me the magazine next time I visited you... ha ha ha [smilie=cute2.gif] [smilie=cute.gif]

Have a nice day.
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