Clear Skies

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kazumacat
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Post by kazumacat »

Hey~! Clear Sky now...
Walking pass tampines CSN site1 and it was so clear~!!!!!
Anyone care to spare some time for me..
wanna go down for observing but i afraid need some guidance~
Tomorrow i off day but not everyone else...
If tml working, its ok~
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Post by Clifford60 »

There are high clouds, but thin
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Post by kazumacat »

oh man~!
yesterday got to observe at least "something" thru my scope.
manage to get a bright star under my scope but seems to able only to see a dot there...
From my corridor, i point my scope towards the south sky abit to the east... The time was 10+... Wonder what those bright bright stars are?
You know, star cluster, satelite or mayb dense open cluster? Haha~
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Post by zackae »

Dunno, lol but most of the star clusters I know are near zenith already.
Btw having an ob session tonight most prob. site 1 if I'm not wrong.
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Post by swimaniac »

Just a guess, it could be Canopus if I am not wrong.
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clear skies now! look up!
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Post by kazumacat »

hey guys... I have a problem...
I just went to obs the sky... Observed the beautiful Lunar moon...
The problem is the tripod mount... It has causing problem for me this few times i taken my scope out...
I have to adjust hundred times to get moon in my centre of view...
No matter how hard i screw, my scope is drop abit...
The problem lays in my lousy tripod mount or my skills??? Haha

Please advise on this... Thanks everyone in advance
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Post by tungkian »

it's the mount...not ur skills..dun worry on this. save up money to get a good scope in the future + with a good mount of course!
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Post by weixing »

Hi,
No matter how hard i screw, my scope is drop abit...
What scope are you using??

Have a nice day.
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