It appears the Gods of the Clouds intend to block from our view the eclipse of Sunday morning, November 3, 2013. For those who want to be ready in case we may be granted clemency, check out the latest creation of CMAS’s own Michael Kosowsky. His Web site, “Hey, What’s That?” has long been able . . . → Read More: Hey; What’s That? A Partial Eclipse!
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The dream is to meet sometime this weekend, November 1, 2, or 3, at 7:00pm at DRA, for our first-ever Radio Astronomy Star Party, but the weather may not cooperate. Friday is too windy for the fragile antenna, the Clear Sky Chart already predicts Saturday will be cloudy, but the usual, conflicting weather forecasts suggest . . . → Read More: Radio Astronomy Star Party Of all the world’s peoples, we in Maine are ideally placed to observe a partial eclipse of the Sun at sunrise on Sunday morning, November 3, beginning at about 6:15am. My eclipse simulating software suggests it should be spectacular, but if the clouds allow viewing, remember you will also need either some kind of solar . . . → Read More: Partial Solar Eclipse |
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