jr_
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Reged: 07/28/03
Posts: 223
Loc: Valencia, Spain
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It is here, and it mainly includes Deep Sky contents and software:
- The mapping software (freeware) I am developing (for MS Windows), have a look, I think it is very useful.
- Three articles at the moment: (1) How to predict the visibility of stellar and nonstellar objects, (2) filters for astronomical purposes, and (3) binocular observing. I will include more in the next weeks.
- Some information about deep sky astronomy, observing places, instruments, etc
- A 40 pages PDF document with constellation plots and tables with the basic data for aprox. 5000 deep sky objects (to be printed and used as complement of your favourite atlas).
- A program to predict the visibility of deep sky objects.
- A PDF with plots to calculate visibility and other useful PDFs.
The web is not completely finished (although only three links are unconnected), and I have not stored my observations yet, but I think that what contains is nice and practical. I hope you like it, and wait for your feedback.
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10" LX-200 classic
WO FLT-132 APO
Binoc:25x100,20x80
Deep sky/software
http://www.uv.es/jrtorres
Edited by jr_ (11/30/04 12:13 PM)
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Chris Graham
mmmm...Haggis
Reged: 04/01/04
Posts: 4886
Loc: Stirling, Scotland
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Looks a really good website and congratz on the software!
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-Skywatcher 8" Reflector on HEQ5 with Skyscan
-Orion ED80 Refractor
-70mm Guidescope/grab and go scope
-Canon EOS 350D
-Toucam Pro 2
Astronomy & Veggies
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jr_
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Reged: 07/28/03
Posts: 223
Loc: Valencia, Spain
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Thank you, Chris! Try the software, I think it is the best I have prepared, and the maps are rather good. I have also prepared maps for almost a thousand planetary nebulae, and I would like to link them in a couple of weeks.
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10" LX-200 classic
WO FLT-132 APO
Binoc:25x100,20x80
Deep sky/software
http://www.uv.es/jrtorres
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