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Saturn and Venus are visible again, if only one knows how to see them. As a service to my fellow CMASers, I am posting details of how proper clothing aids in seeing these old friends. Rising in the early morning darkness for no publishable reason, I happened to spy a glaring globe in the . . . → Read More: Proper Clothing Assures Opportunistic Viewing Recently in applying for a job, I was asked to answer the question, “Where do you live online?” Because so much of our work at CMAS has been done via the listserv as we transition to using WordPress, I have posted this listserv message from October as an example of the sort of . . . → Read More: Old News is Good News Here’s a very recent image composed of frames taken at the Galaxy Quest Observatory in Lincolnville. We’ve been working on getting the observatory back up and running after various equipment failures and software glitches. All the images that were used to make this final image were taken robotically, without the intervention of humans! The . . . → Read More: Little Dumbbell Nebula |
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