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Alan
Trained in engineering, now retired, chairman of walsall astronomy club for 10 years, love chasing solar eclipses, seen them in Zimbawe, Libia and china. walsallastro.co.uk
Are you enjoying Christmas ?
and did Santa bring you that telescope you asked for ?
Happy Christmas everybody....
13 AntwortenAstronomy & Spacevor 9 JahrenSOHO Observatory again Geoff?
Thanks Geoff, The Lasco wide angle is fine, but the 4 filter images from the EIT are hidden behind a mist of noise.
Got ot this latest images address and click any EIT image "More 512 x 512" for a history"
http://sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov/data/realtime-image...
Cheers (Good work) Alan
2 AntwortenAstronomy & Spacevor 10 JahrenSOHO problems again geoff?
Thanks Geoff, the Lasco wide angle camera is fine, but look at the EIT images, (click on more 512 x 512 images for a history) all the EIT images are hidden behind a mist of snow. try this site.
3 AntwortenNew York Cityvor 10 JahrenSOHO Solar Observatory, What's up?
Has anybody heard what's wrong with SOHO? All the images since Oct 22 have been covered with snow, Zapped by a CME? What?
3 AntwortenAstronomy & Spacevor 10 JahrenWhat is a space MASER for?
This is for Mark G, I know how a maser works but what does it do in space? is it used for measuring distances to planets,from an earthbound radar station, or on spacecraft for peering through clouds on Earth, Titan and Venus
2 AntwortenAstronomy & Spacevor 10 JahrenStellarium screenshot question?
Does anybody know how to save a picture from stellarium, it's on a PC, I tried Ctrl S for a screenshot but nothing happened, I'm running version 0.10.2
7 AntwortenAstronomy & Spacevor 1 JahrzehntHave YOU ever heard the strange sounds of Jupiter?
Jupiter transmits radio waves that can be heard on an amateur radio telescope.
Some of the signals make sounds that the human ear can hear.
Listen to it here, I've heard it described as CREEPY.
7 AntwortenAstronomy & Spacevor 1 Jahrzehnt