[AZ-Observing] Re: Some thoughts on the AAMM

Brian, all I can say is the recording was on the back page of his check list 
just below M30.  So my guess is 5:00AM MST, mainly because M30 rose a round 
that time.  Jim came over to speak with me when many  of the lists were being 
turned in.  Unfortunately I didn't get much chance to ask questions.

Clear skies,
aj

---- Brian Skiff <bas@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: 
> >>  Jim Jackson, from Eugene, OR, got an SQM measurement of 21.59.
> 
>      ...which I think was reported as being taken at 5am (local time?
> or was it 5h UT, i.e. 10pm local time?)
> 
> >>  At 00:50 I got a SQM  reading of 21.60
> 
>      Presumably local time, i.e. about 1am.  That would have been
> the time when the sky would be darkest from having the galactic pole
> overhead, around 13h sideral time.
> 
>      Either way, the numbers do indicate the site is fairly dark.
> 
> 
> Brian
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