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From: Richard Crisp <rdcrisp@No-Spam>
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Subject: Re: [TAC] exotic stars out before dawn
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about a year ago I was flying home from Japan in the wee hours of the morning over the northeastern Pacific and was delighted to be treated to an excellent view of the eary summer sky including Scorpius. To keep from being bothered by interior lights I grabbed my blanket and made an "old-time portrait photographer's hood" to seal off my window view from the interior and had a good time doing old-fashioned naked eye stargazing. It sure gets dark out there over the Pacific at night at 35,000 feet under a new moon...
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>From: Rob Jaworski <jaworskirob@No-Spam>
>Sent: Jan 9, 2008 10:11 AM
>To: The Astronomy Connection <sf-bay-tac@No-Spam>
>Subject: Re: [TAC] exotic stars out before dawn
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>> you can see how people in our
>> subculture have a really
>> strange view of the calendar.
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>Very true. Always looking east, as late into the night as possible, to see what lies ahead.
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>It was only a couple weeks ago, winter now, not late in the evening, when I could still see Cygnus' butt as she was plunging, wings spread, headfirst, into the waters of the western horizon, surely chasing after a tasty seafood meal.
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