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Starman1
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Re: Transparency variability.....
      07/04/09 02:54 PM

I saw this the last time out, and it more-or-less corresponded to the momentary changes in transparency.
I think this can also be small scale, too, as I see it often when viewing a large low-surface-brightness object. The details in the galaxy or nebula seem to come and go over a span of minutes.
There is not any noticeable cloudiness when this happens (blue skies at sunset and dawn and no high cirrus passing through)

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* Transparency variability..... Mr. Bill 06/28/09 01:24 PM
. * Re: Transparency variability..... Tony Flanders   06/29/09 07:03 AM
. * Re: Transparency variability..... Hrundi   06/29/09 07:27 AM
. * Re: Transparency variability..... Mr. Bill   06/29/09 09:51 AM
. * Re: Transparency variability..... 7331Peg   06/29/09 06:53 PM
. * Re: Transparency variability..... Starman1   07/04/09 02:54 PM
. * Re: Transparency variability..... Astrojensen   06/28/09 03:23 PM
. * Re: Transparency variability..... Mr. Bill   06/28/09 03:44 PM

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