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RT @NightSkyNotes: Lunar occultation tomorrow morning by the magnitude 4.97 xi Leonis. Dissappearance at 04:24. Reappearance 05:29.9:47 AM Dec 6thfrom web
What am I doing? No observing whatsoever is the answer. Too cloudy up north I am afraid to say :o(11:26 AM Dec 5thfrom HTC Peep
We have a FREE public observing event at Mayfield Valley on Sat 5th Dec. Observation focus "faint fuzzies". http://is.gd/5cA1 Starts 18:001:27 PM Dec 4thfrom HTC Peep
So-so last night with just the Moon shining spookily through the clouds and the odd glimpse of Jupiter.6:35 AM Sep 10thfrom mobile web
If you'd like to know more about Jupiter it will be the subject of our Beginners evening at Mayfield Centre on Monday Sep 21.4:08 PM Sep 1stfrom web
Jupiter looking good in the South alongside the Moon. Jupiter of course has it's own four Moons, the Galileans on display tonight.4:06 PM Sep 1stfrom web
Andromeda and the Perseus Double Cluster and well placed as are the globular cluster M13 and the brilliant double Albireo.2:03 PM Aug 25thfrom web
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