Ted , Thank you very much. I really appreciated it gave me a chance to take
a look at something otherwise might have missed out on so thank you so much
and I appreciate the notifications of any future celestial events that I
may or may not be aware of thank you so much again. I also wouldn't mind
notifications of any group or any activities you got going I'll try to make
it out there for some .
On Feb 14, 2018 7:33 AM, "omar margi" <omarmargi1@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Please remove me , love the night sky but my phone is blowing up
Sent from my iPhone
On Feb 13, 2018, at 10:07 PM, Steven Hill <samhill1@xxxxxxx> wrote:
Me too.
I love the night sky but please fix the email blasts. Not good!
Life is good.
Steven
On 2/13/18 9:12 PM, "Nikhil Muthu" <nikhilm931@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
please remove me from this list as well
On Tue, Feb 13, 2018 at 9:11 PM richard rackette <richardrack17@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Dear Ted,
I have been all over anything that has to do with the world outside ours
since I had made my first telescope as a young boy more than half century
ago, in a small farm town in Massachusetts. Please keep me apprised of the
clubs activity.
Yours truly,
Richard
On Feb 13, 2018 6:56 PM, "Ted Blank" <tedblank@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Welcome to the new 2-way mailing list for the Fountain Hills astronomy
club!
For an "inaugural" post, I thought I should let everyone know that tonight
from 7:03 PM to 7:10 PM the *International Space Station* will be passing
overhead. It's easily visible naked-eye as a slow-moving, extremely bright
object which (tonight) will rise in the northwest at 7:03, be very high in
the west at 7:06, and then disappear in the southeast at about 7:11.
For information about who's on board the ISS now, you can go here <
https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/station/expeditions/index.html> .
I'll send out another introduction to this list shortly, but please
remember that your posts will go to over 500 people who have signed up for
the club mailing list. So please be courteous, and sign your posts so we
know who we're talking to and hearing from.
Here's a list of the Frequently Asked Questions <
https://www.freelists.org/wiki/the_faq> for the freelists mailing list.
I hope that this new list encourages folks to ask and answer questions,
learn from each other, and encourage folks to get together for impromptu
observing sessions.
By the way, to subscribe, unsubscribe or take any action regarding your
subscription, just go to https://www.freelists.org/list/fhastronomy
where all the options are available.
Thanks,
Ted Blank
