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Abastumani Observatory
Abastumani Observatory was founded in 1932 on Mount Kanobili, near the spa resort of the same name The altitude of Mt.Kanobili is 1650 to 1700 m. above sea level and the site was selected due to the high transparency of ambient air and clear night sky over 250 days a year. Tonight was not one of those 250, but we went along to the observatory anyway. The telescope is enormous, a 40cm refractor-scope. Nice Mr Scientist showed us how the roof split open – to reveal a sky full of clouds. The floor moves up and down and the telescope swivels. We all looked up at the sky with the naked eye, wishing the clouds to move away. Suddenly Salomeh spotted a star, but by the time Mr Scientist pointed the scope at it, the clouds had covered it. This repeated itself several times until the moon decided to check out what was going on, and peeped out from behind the cloud. WOW WOW WOW Seeing the moon through such a powerful telescope was a breathtaking experience, and a new one for us. Through one of the eye pieces you could see the whole moon (or rather the half a moon that was visible), and through the main scope you could make out individual craters. WOW WOW WOW Thank you nice Mr Scientist.
SeaLife DC1200
Looking around for lobster and notice my friend Donato was next to me, but he had to go up for air. Once he was up for air, I decided to take another picture. I thought this came out really good with B&W.
More to come.
Please note that a new hardware version of this device has been released, therefore these images will most likely not apply to it.
How many people are aware that Polaris is really a double star? The amount of times you have lined up on it, aligned your finderscope, and checked a whole host of other things on it, and many people didn't realise that it is a double, the companion at Mag 9.1 and 18.4" away. www.cloudynights.com/ubbthreads/showflat.php/Cat/0/Number...
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Please note that a new hardware version of this device has been released, therefore these images will most likely not apply to it.
Scope: CGEM 1100HD Hyperstar f/2
Imaging Camera: SXV-M25C
Autoguided: Orion mini 50mm guide scope, Lodestar and PHD
Exposure: 99x5min (495min)
Filter: Baader UHC-S
Processing: Maxim DL & PSCS2
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The Scopes "Monkey" Trial was dramatized in the classic 1960 movie, “Inherit The Wind.” The teacher on trial for teaching evolution, John Scopes, was portrayed in the film by Dick York, who went on to achieve pop culture icon status as Darrin Stephens in the long-running hit TV series “Bewitched.” (1964)