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By ian61
We are hoping to observe the transit in school (Don’t panic - we have done several transits and partial eclipses in the past so we are fine on the safety aspects - thanks). However does anyone know how I can get hold of some links to use in advance of the day that we can use to put some professional feeds up on the large screen tellies we have linked up to the computer systems these days – I am told that links on YouTube are the easiest to handle on the slightly clunky system we have to control them.
My question comes from reminiscing with colleges that my daughter and I had stayed up to watch first contact of the last transit of Venus live from Hawaii before swapping to Mt Wilson. (We were also up before dawn on top of the local hill fort as the sun rose having lugged an old 4” reflector up there.) Of course at the time we were just browsing through the internet not taking good note of sites we were on.
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By 25585
This
http://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=youtube+john+dobson&view=detail&mid=D98B67F6828924CED
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http://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=Largest+amateur+telescope&&view=detail&mid=6268F41CFED6295759A56268F41CFED6295759A5&FORM=VRDGAR
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By A budding astronomer
Hello everyone! I would like to announce my new YouTube channel to SGL. My new channel "SiriusAstronomy" covers everything astronomy! From stargazing, spacecraft, imaging tips and tricks, equipment tips and Q and A's you can find it all here!
I have uploaded one video so far if you want to check it out the link is down below!
Clear skies,
Adam
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By Aenima
A h-alpha shot of the Wall section of NGC7000 aka north america nebula.
ED80 - ATK16HR - Ha clip filter - EQ6 - finderguider 9x50mm
PhD2 - photoshop - DSS.
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By Neeken
Forrest Tanaka, one who I'm subscribed to on Youtube, just started a new series on astrophotography. Part 1 is out so far.
I just felt like sharing it, as it's in good quality, packed with information (especially for beginners).
I enjoy listening to him cause he seems to be well informed about equipment and photography, and how things work in general. He's got mostly photography videos, but also has an interest in astronomy.
Keep in mind, I'm a beginner myself, so it might be that everything he says isn't 100% spot on. I can't really tell in that case. Good information non the less.
Anyways, here's the link for those who are interested in having a look.
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