[AZ-Observing] Re: Mizar as spectroscopic binary
- From: Stan Gorodenski <stanlep@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: az-observing@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 11 May 2008 19:04:40 -0700
Brian Skiff wrote:
> Once a long time ago while showing visitors Mizar through
>the Lowell Clark, there was a guy who insisted that the view of
>Mizar AB was simply a slightly magnified view of Mizar + Alcor.
>No amount of explaining that the telescopic view was of just
>the one naked-eye component convinced him.
>
> The comment, by the way, that the sky over the weekend was
>clear but very light-polluted was almost certainly caused by
>the second round of Asian dust
>
>
Do you know what the cause of the dust is? Is it a natural weather
phenomenon, or is it from the industrialization and land development in
China? If the latter it means the poor skies we are having will be a
frequent phenomenon.
Stan
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