Mars Watch 2005 Discussion Board

Alright, this is for sharing of your observation experience. Or, if you are arranging gatherings, star-gazing expeditions or just want some company to go observing together, you can shout it out here.
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As long as i have no more outfield (i hope so much that i won't, please), i will be able to take my Skywatcher127 out for a spin. Confirmed. :)
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hi all, might be going down with my Tak FC76. depends on workload at that moment. see ya
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noted,
I will be there with my scope
(nexstar 114GT, but the controller abit not work :P, LCD blur)
do let me know on more detail
cant wait foir this

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Hi all,

short announcement.

Good news! Republic Polytechnic has allowed us to use their venue so the venue for Mars Watch 2005 will be at RP. It is walking distance from Redhill MRT.

More details will be posted as they are worked out.

Chris
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Post by Starguardian »

Hi, I should be able to bring down my C8 for the event as well. Didn't really have the chance to seriously use it yet. Will need the experts to assist! :)
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still three weeks away!
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qu1xs1lv3r wrote:still three weeks away!
actually...ONLY 3 weeks away...
its awfully quiet...is it still on, Chris?

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Mars Watch donations

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Dear All,

If you feel that Mars Watch 2005 is a worthwhile effort to spread the understanding and joys of astronomy, and you would like to support this event, I'd like to welcome donations of any kind to be part of our lucky draw or to help pay for printing/materials/etc.

I thank you sincerely in advance.

Christopher Yeo

(if there is extra money it will go towards Singastro upkeep)
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chrisyeo wrote:Dear All,

If you feel that Mars Watch 2005 is a worthwhile effort to spread the understanding and joys of astronomy, and you would like to support this event, I'd like to welcome donations of any kind to be part of our lucky draw or to help pay for printing/materials/etc.

I thank you sincerely in advance.

Christopher Yeo

(if there is extra money it will go towards Singastro upkeep)
Hi Chris,

I would like to start the ball rolling with my $ contribution. I have PM-ed you the details.

Kay Heem
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Mooey asked me about publicity last night and I told him I will contact the newspapers and promote the event on some of the other places that I lurk.
I do hope the rest will also do the same...

btw, chris, any constraints? since its in Republic Poly, will there be restrictions imposed on members of public?
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