[telescoperos] Re: Fwd: News from Sidewalk Astronomers
- From: Mónica Vera <acad_fisyastron@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: Moira Evans <telescoperos@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 3 Dec 2009 11:54:39 -0300
ok. No tengo tantas actividades, más no faltará con que apoyar a Donna. y su
representante Claudinho.
Abrazos.
Mónica Vera l
Academia de Astronomía
Coyhaique
Date: Thu, 3 Dec 2009 11:21:28 -0300
Subject: [telescoperos] Re: Fwd: News from Sidewalk Astronomers
From: caylo20@xxxxxxxxx
To: telescoperos@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hola Moniquilla :
Me imagino que con una semana estariamos bien , pero como tu has sido la unica
en responder me da no se que ponerte un plazo. ....... seria mucha frescura
mia .....
Cuando tengas algo ... lo envias .
Saludos del Caylo.
2009/12/3 Mónica Vera <acad_fisyastron@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Hola:
Creo que es buena la idea. Habría que seleccionar lo más relevante de cada
grupo y luego un equipo idóneo e imparcial ( ya me estoy complicando... ) elige
una actividad de cada grupo ubicado de Norte a Sur, esto por la gran cantidad
de act. realizadas en chilito lindo.
¿Cual sería el plazo máximo para enviar los reportes?
Mónica Vera l
Academia de Astronomía
Coyhaique
Date: Wed, 2 Dec 2009 15:00:11 -0300
Subject: [telescoperos] Re: Fwd: News from Sidewalk Astronomers
From: caylo20@xxxxxxxxx
To: telescoperos@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Compadre Claudio :
¿ Desde que fecha seria adecuado enviar detalles de actividades ? ¿ Todo el AIA
2009 ?
Tal vez la gran cantidad de actividades podria manejarse asi :
a) Que cada grupo , club o persona haga el resumen cronologico de sus
actividades , con fotos . Aqui el Elias necesitara varias paginas .
b) En cada resumen indicar claramente el nombre del Club y ademas que es
TELESCOPERO TRG.
c) Hacer resumenes verdaderamente resumidos .No detallar mucho la actividad ,
mas bien nombrarla , dar fecha , lugar , asistentes , etc .
d) Hacer una lista de las actividades Grupales TRG .
Ejemplo :
-Trabajo con Escuela de Illapel.
-Trabajo con Escuela de Quilpue
-Trabajo con Escuela Casa Azul
-Trabajo con Colegio Eleuterio Ramirez
-Participacion en Escuela de Astronomia UMCE.
-Asistencia y participacion a Olimpiada de Astronomia
-Idem a Congreso Astronomia Escolar
-Idem a Congreso Internacional Astronomia Aficionados.
¿ que se me olvida de trabajo grupal ? Por favor necesito ayuda.
e) Que algunas personas de buena voluntad lo traduzcan.
f) Esta no sera una presentacion muy pequeña , considerando todo lo que hacen
en sus ciudades Elias , Samuel , Monica , Paris , Moira , Jutre , Yerko ,etc.
¿ estara bien hacerlo asi ?
Se solicitan ideas ingeniosas .
Que el Claudio siga preocupado en esto y que nos catetee , ya que el es el
contacto con Donna.
Saludos del Caylo.
2009/12/2 Claudio Argandoña <claudioargandona@xxxxxxxxx>
Amigas y amigos, Donna quiere saber de las actividades telescoperas. Si alguien
puede hacer un pequeño resumen de algunas actividades que se han hecho (ojalá
fotos) y redactarle algo (en buen inglés, no como el mio, jeje), se le agradece.
Elías tiene harto material, Mónica también, la Olguita, las actividades en el
Inacap.
Saludos.
Cl.
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From: <sidewalkastronomers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 2009/11/30
Subject: RE: News from Sidewalk Astronomers
To: Claudio Argandoña <claudioargandona@xxxxxxxxx>
Thanks – you know, I would love to have something about your telescoperos……
From: Claudio Argandoña [mailto:claudioargandona@xxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Monday, November 30, 2009 6:52 AM
To: sidewalkastronomers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: News from Sidewalk Astronomers
Thank you Donna.
Hugs and starry nights from Chile
Claudio.
2009/11/30 Donna Smith Sidewalk Astronomers <sidewalkastronomers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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The Sidewalk Astronomer
Newsletter of the Sidewalk Astronomers Nov 2009
In This Issue
Death Valley Star Party
Galilean Nights in NY
Liverpool AS
Update on JD
New Sidewalk Recognition Program
From the Past - a Look at the Grand Canyon
Updates and Results from Sri Lanka and Bangalore
Hansen Dam Star Pary
Halloween Sidewalk Style
Festival of Sidewalk Astronomy
Crater Lake 1981
Have you checked the website lately?
We've been busy updating the site.
Let us know what you think - the site, like the newsletter should reflect what
is happening with our members. We need your feedback!
March 20th chosen as date for
4th ISAN!
Start making plans NOW.
Help the Sidewalk Astronomers! Make a donation today.
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our on-line Store
Death Valley Star Party
Join John Dobson and the Sidewalk Astronomers in Death Valley. Please let us
know if you plan on joining us.
Lodging, Directions, and Information
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Galilean Nights in New York by Tom McIntyre
The moons of Jupiter cooperated nicely by doing a ballet of movements to the
left and right of the planet.
Read Full Report
Wigg Island Community Park Event by Dave Owen, Liverpool AS
We decided not to bring any telescopes as the weather looked likely to be very
cloudy, with a forecast of lots of rain in the next few hours. Thankfully, some
of our other members did bring telescopes!
Read full report and find links to tons of photos!
Latest update on JD
.
John had a great time in San Francisco; he spent a couple of nights doing
sidewalk observing on 9th and Irving, had a birthday party with the SFAA/SFSA,
held a cosmology class, and made a quick appearance at a star party at Land's
End.
Once we get all the photos everyone took, we'll be sure to post them on the
website. Above photo is JD and a new friend Nebojsa from Australia
Dear Claudio,
Now that the International Year of Astronomy is drawing to a close, we'd like
to hear your thoughts on this project. How did it affect you? Did it encourage
your club to do more events? What do you think the legacy of IYA will be? How
will you carry on the ideals of IYA? How can we keep the momentum going?
This month we have more updates from members around the world and some photos
from the past. I found a report and photo from Owen Hoffman from last year, but
the photo of the Grand Canyon was so good I really wanted to share it and
thanks to Owen we also received some photos of the Sidewalk Astronomers at
Crater Lake in 1981.
We're also announcing our new Sidewalk Recognition Program and the date for
ISAN 2010. We hope you will all take part in both of these programs.
The next newsletter will be in January so send in your articles and updates!
Donna
Sidewalk Recognition Program!
For some time we have been thinking of ways to recognize and encourage those
amateurs who do street corner observing, and the result is this pin.
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We have program guidelines, applications, and event report forms on the
website. The program will start on Jan. 1, 2010 and events done from that time
on will be eligible.
Find out how to get yours!
Grand Canyon 2007 by Owen Hoffman
I know that JD often hikes part way down the Grand Canyon before attending the
GC star party.
This Holiday Season, my wife and I headed west from Oak Ridge, TN to meet my
sister at the South Rim. I made my first hike down to Phantom Ranch and back
in 20 years. I'd like to share with you the "best" photo I've taken ever of
this natural wonder. It's attached. At the South Rim, it was clear but very
cold. It was far too cold and inconvenient to get out the telescope, which was
in the back of our car, but I did take my sister and her boys out away from the
lights of hotels and shops after dinner the day we finished the big hike to do
some star gazing with binoculars and green laser. They are from the SF Bay
Area, and were really surprised at what was to be seen on a dry cold winter
evening at 7000 feet elevation.
To read the rest of the article and see the photo correctly - visit Grand Canyon
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Updates on Sri Lanka Star Party 2009 and Bangalore's 30 Days Non-Stop Astronomy
Both India and Sri Lanka are extremely active for IYA. Sri Lanka events were
great successes! Sri Lanka had over 600 attendees PLUS students at the Star
Party and observing was only one aspect of the event, and they have more
planned. Check out the results and future plans!
Bangalore reached over 10,000 during their 30 day outreach event. Read the Full
Results of this Amazing Project
Star Parties at Hansen Dam
By Jerry Piro
I am the Vice President of the East Valley Coalition and a board member of the
Hansen Dam Advisory Board. I was able to get permission from the City of Los
Angeles and the Chief Park Ranger to have, working with Bob Alborzian and the
Burbank California Sidewalk Astronomers, star parties at Hansen Dam every
second month.
read entire article at Hansen Dam Star Parties
Halloween in Old Town! by Jane Houston Jones
Sidewalk Astronomers have been setting up telescopes on Halloween as long as
there have been sidewalk astronomers!
When we lived in the San Francisco Bay Area, we'd cross the Golden Gate Bridge
from home and head to the Castro District of San Francisco on Halloween. It was
crazy! Tens or maybe hundreds of thousands of revelers flock to the Castro on
Halloween but I think we were the only ones with telescopes!
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That Halloween sidewalk astronomy tradition continues in San Francisco to this
day. And now that we live in southern California we're carrying on the
tradition.
Read more on Jane's blog
Festival of Sidewalk Astronomy by Sergey Karpov
On September 26, 2009 in the Central Park of Krasnoyarsk the first citywide
Festival of Sidewalk Astronomy was held, we decided to carry on with the 100
Hours and hold another event in the fall. We are not afraid to say that it was
definitely Siberia's and possibly Russia's first such event, which was attended
by over a thousand people.
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Crater Lake 1981
Photos by Lloyd Smith
We don't have a lot of information about these photos, but they are still
a great reminder of the early days
of the Sidewalk Astronomers.
I hope you enjoy reading the newsletter, please submit updates on your local
activities to be included in future editions. Send an email to
sidewalkastronomers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with "newsletter submission" in the subject
line (this is important, we get massive amounts of email and articles won't
make it to the newsletter without that note). As you can see, photos will be
small so make sure that any you send represent well in this size.
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enjoy reading it and becoming part of the Sidewalk Astronomers community!
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