New astronomy web resource

[martin.palmer-smith]

Hi,

I'm Martin Palmer-Smith and I've just started a new website which gives users a calendar of astronomical events. You can browse by object, month or event and print out the list generated - sticking it to your pinboard/noticeboard is one way I see it being useful.

It's up and working but one or two bugs and typos have already been pointed out, so I'm still very much developing it. Any comments or criticisms will be welcome.

See it at Astronomical Calendar home page

Many thanks,

Martin Palmer-Smith

[xboxdevil]

Hi Martin

That looks really useful, is there a way to get all the Solar System Objects and Events displayed together in one long list?

[BAZ Senior]

Hi Martin, welcome to SGL.

The calenders looking good, great effort.

[nobbytate]

Hi Martin and welcome to the lounge

calenders looking good

[Stephen Green]

Hi Martin a warm welcome to the SGL

Stephen

[Bizibilder]

Hello Martin and welcome to SGL!!

[nightfisher]

welcome to sgl martin

[Beyond_Vision]

Hi Martin and welcome to SGL

Regards

Kevin

[mdstuart]

Very nice..Perhaps at the bottom it could also list the constellations well placed for this month and maybe some objects in them...

Mark

[Rusty Strings]

Hi Martin and welcome

Got that bookmarked

[Donkeyears]

Hi and welcome Martin, now I've got something else to look at ! My heads getting too full!!

[Pete Presland]

hi welcome to sgl from bedfordshire

[Demonperformer]

Welcome to the forum, Martin.

Looks like a nice web resource, but you might want to check your entry for Mercury's max elongation in September. My almanac states that it is 3rd, not 20th. As superior conjunction is 28th, I think this is probably more likely.

[Brendan of Borg]

Hello and welcome!

[Dave S]

Hi Martin.

Welcome to SGL.

Dave...

[russ]

Welcome to SGL Martin.

And your website is a cracking resource, will prove very useful through out 2011.

regards

[Adrian]

Welcome to SGL, and thank you for the calendar page. Very useful.

[glowjet]

Hi Martin, welcome to SGL, another thank you for your calender page. it will be a useful quick reference through 2011.

John.

[johnh]

Hello and welcome Martin.

JohnH.

[oldfruit]

Hi and welcome to SGL.

[martin.palmer-smith]

Gosh. Thanks for all that, and thanks for the ideas, I'll try and include them soon, when I can get round to it. Thanks DP, just trying to keep you on your toes :-)

[martin.palmer-smith]

Welcome to the forum, Martin.

Looks like a nice web resource, but you might want to check your entry for Mercury's max elongation in September. My almanac states that it is 3rd, not 20th. As superior conjunction is 28th, I think this is probably more likely.

Thanks - I've corrected it.

Martin

[JamesM]

Hi Martin and welcome to the forum. Thanks for the link to your website - very useful!

Clear skies

James

[skybadger]

Hi Martin

can you convert that into an ICA calendar file for import into outlook or other calendars ? then you could email it to folks.,

regards

Mike

[brantuk]

Hi Martin and welcome to SGL