[sac-forum] Re: Call for Observations

I'll stroll by when we're out at Sentinel next month and we can take a peak... 
As far as reading, yea I know but sometimes I write out an observation, confirm 
it in the Deep space CCD atlas, read others observing notes, etc. etc. etc. 

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[mailto:sac-forum-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Jack Jones
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Not the case here, these are very contrasting. I couldn't believe it myself so 
I kept it on there for quite a while and it never changed hue. I'll show it to 
you next time. Reading for 15 minutes?? What are you reading for? You should 
be observing...

Jack

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From: "Jimmy Ray" <jimmy_ray@xxxxxxx>
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I have discovered that after I sit and read for 15 min or so under red light 
that when I look up at the sky all the bright stars appear "green" for about 5 
min or so. (Green Vega, green Altair, green Sirius, etc.) So for me I wouldn't 
trust my eye's if I looked and saw green anything (except maybe a meteor, or 
comet or flying saucer or something...)

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[mailto:sac-forum-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Jack Jones
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Do you want to see a green star? They supposedly do not exist. Check out
double star omega Fornax next time around. It is described W/B in SAC Best
110, but I saw W/G at the All-AZ in a reflector.

RA 02:33.8  DEC -28.3
5 / 8 mag
Sep 11"
PA 244

Jack

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Sent: Monday, October 23, 2006 7:18 PM
Subject: [sac-forum] Re: Call for Observations


I still say those two stars were blue-white and blue-white but I'll have go
with Rick's (and everyone else's) observation... (and no I won't spoil it by
telling what everyone else saw when looking at 107 Aquarii) I will though now
admit to being astronomically color blind!! (But Swan M4 was a rather pleasing
shade of green...)thanks for the confirmation on that one Steve.

Jimmy Ray

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[mailto:sac-forum-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of AJ Crayon
Sent: Monday, October 23, 2006 5:25 PM
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Subject: [sac-forum] Call for Observations


With the clear skies we had this weekend no doubt everyone got a chance to
observe all the objects listed for Delphinus and Equuleus.  Soooo, once you
get these observations organized send them in so I can prepare the column.

I've already got some from Charlie Whiting, where are yours? ;o))

Glad for the clear skies this past weekend . . . and wanting more!

aj


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