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[Kirby301]

Hi all,

I'm new here,

I've done a little bit of astronomy, learnt the more brighter constellations mostly.

I gave it up since I started getting headaches from straining my eyes at the eye piece.

I still go out with my binoculars and look at the more brighter gems in the night sky.

I like the idea of this near to live viewing on a screen, as of my current situation this has sparked a new interest which I'm looking forward to learn more about!

[RT65CB-SWL]

Hi @Kirby301 and welcome to SGL. 

[Floater]

Welcome. Hope you find what you’re looking for. 🙂

[Dave Lloyd]

Hi there and welcome. 

[banjaxed]

Hi and welcome to SGL.

[PeterCPC]

Hello and welcome.

Peter

[Mr Spock]

Hi, welcome to SGL 

[Kirby301]

Thanks for the welcome.

[Nigella Bryant]

Welcome and hope your new found excitement grows. 

[Neil H]

Hi and welcome from one newbie to another 

[Adam1234]

Welcome to the forum

[Barry-W-Fenner]

Welcome aboard.

[sloz1664]

Hi, and a very warm welcome to the Lounge

Steve

[laudropb]

Hello and a warm welcome to the SGL.

[cletrac1922]

Welcome from Land Down Under

John

[JRM]

Hello Kirby, welcome to the lounge.

 

Rick

[ronl]

Hello and welcome to the community, see you around the forums.

Clear Sky's.

[Mick H]

Hello Kirby, viewing constellations with the naked eye or binoculars is a very good way to learn the night sky.

You will see something that really amazes you, I promise.

Good luck.

 

[Pete Presland]

Hi welcome to SGL from Peter in Bedfordshire 🙂