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Urgent Action Needed to help Millions of Laboratory Animals by TONY_GAL
Tony Nottingham England 22 January 2007 TO: All People Who Care A new European Chemical Testing Policy called REACH has now been finalised by
January 22nd 07 10:52 PM
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Amateurs helped plan New Horizons Jupiter encounter by Tom
A recent press briefing on NASA TV by the New Horizons team explained how amateurs had assisted in their targeting as the spacecraft approaches Jupiter. Here...
January 22nd 07 07:26 AM
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Near Miss but still hit by Starlord
I spent most of yesterday getting ready to head up to the Star corner, but I noticed a cold wind starting up about 3pm. So I watched it and check the weather...
January 22nd 07 06:31 AM
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McNaught is still visible from latitude +51N by Pete Lawrence
Well part of it at...
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January 22nd 07 03:39 AM
by Jeff R. Go to last post
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How long could a man-made earth satellite stay up? by [email protected]
Musing.... The earth is many orders of magnitude older than the time humans - or even mammals - have been here. And who knows what the future may bring. As...
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January 21st 07 11:42 PM
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The Art of Counting TIME by [email protected]
The Art of Counting TIME -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- As the research done on the paper titled: "The...
January 21st 07 09:57 PM
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The "Crab"... after so many clouds by Gianluca
Dear All, I have been trying to grab a HaRGB image for this nebula recently and, after the Ha image was secured, I had to wait for few weeks to get the...
January 21st 07 09:23 PM
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Advice on eye pieces by Steve & Lizzie
Dear All I have a Skywatcher 130P (650 focal length) which came with 10mm and 25mm eye pieces. I bought a X3 Barlow to compliment these I and get reasonable...
(Multi-page thread 1 2)
January 21st 07 07:57 PM
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free to good home: Mac Classic software by Will_S
Free to a good home, just pay shipping: Voyager III CD and manual TheSky CD and manual Starry Night Pro CD, manual, and companion
January 21st 07 05:42 PM
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N.E.A.T. image files by Anthony Ayiomamitis
Dear Group, I was wondering if anyone knows whether the NEAT (Near-Earth Asteroid Tracking) program image files are available online for public...
January 21st 07 05:23 PM
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Swing over to the s.s.a.a site for a moment. by Starboard
Guys, Psssss.... QSY to the secret site for a moment. Thanks.... Errol
January 21st 07 04:10 PM
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See For Yourself (Atheists are incorrigibly ignorant) by Starlord
Any another useless gabage filled post by dim the mineless. -- There are those who believe that life here, began out there, far across the universe, with...
January 21st 07 02:40 PM
by John Carruthers Go to last post
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NexStar SLT and satellite tracking by Protagonist
I have a nexStar SLT mount, like new, but I can't find any info, if this small Alt/Az goto mount can track satellite? If it has the accuracy or what software...
January 21st 07 09:29 AM
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The Occultation of Delta Capricorni, 2007/1/20 by Dave Mitsky
I watched the thin crescent Moon, only 1.8 days old, occult the magnitude 2.9 star Delta Capricorni (ZC3190) this evening from the Naylor Observatory. It was...
January 21st 07 06:18 AM
by W. H. Greer Go to last post
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Moon and Venus this evening by Florian
Handheld photo of the moon and Venus from Palm Springs this evening... http://www.stargazing.com/pub/moon-venus-012007.jpg ..Florian
January 21st 07 06:06 AM
by John Nichols Go to last post
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Comparsion: Comet McNaught and Comet West by JackPeters
Very interesting how the extended tails of both these comets seem to be broken into "rays". Both comets reached peak magnitudes of around -3, visible in...
January 21st 07 03:48 AM
by Shawn Go to last post
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The Occultation of Delta Capricorni, 2007/1/20 by Dave Mitsky
I watched the thin crescent Moon, only 1.8 days old, occult the magnitude 2.9 star Delta Capricorni (ZC3190) this evening from the ASH Naylor Observatory. It...
January 21st 07 01:27 AM
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Uncle Rod's Used CAT Buyer's Guide 8th Edition Now Available (free)! by RMOLLISE
Yep. What's new: Meade LX90 Celestron Nexstsr 5/8 Celestron Nexstar GPS Some tweaks to the simple formatting. Some tweaks to the text.
January 20th 07 11:46 PM
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SkyScout by giannoni
Seems like an extraordinary device for the money! Must use GPS for location and altitude, magnetic compass, and gravity inclinometer. Wonder how rotation of...
January 20th 07 10:44 PM
by Pieter Litchfield Go to last post
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Comet McNaught from Colorado, January 19 by Chris L Peterson
Well, part of it anyway g. Visually, the tail components, surrounded by zodiacal light, looked like a colorless aurora. Very good transparency, zodiacal...
January 20th 07 09:12 PM
by Chris L Peterson Go to last post
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