>Last weekend at Coe it really cut down on transparency. I think that
>was the case everywhere (other than Fremont Peak?)
Just change the question mark to an exclamation point and you'll have it.
And if I were a better person I wouldn't say that. Along with the
Peak, reports from Bonny Doon were about a dark clear sky. It's good
to get around.
I wasn't observing with a scope yet when Pinatubo blew. But I do know
there are scraps left of that eruption in northern Ophiuchus, forming
the asterism of the Bull of Pinatubo, around beta Oph, where
Barnard's Star is.
But I sure do remember that dust storms in the Gobi what was it like
6 years ago? We had swaths of dust moving across the sky for days.
Remember one night at Coe where it really was part of the
entertainment. The Gobi is a frackin long way from here, after all.
Some planet.
-- Jamie Dillon <mavericks@No-Spam> <*> "The food was impossible for me... so I took two suitcases with me. One with clothes and one with Heinz beans," said Starr. Ringo Starr on visiting the ashram of Maharishi Mahesh Yogi -- Party time! GSSP is over 250 attendees: http://www.goldenstatestarparty.blogspot.com TAC Stats Tracking - on the observers.org menu. Mailing list preferences: http://seds.org/mailman/listinfo/sf-bay-tacReceived on Sat May 10 10:11:57 2008
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