[Lvas] Redstone Observing with a Japanese Visitor

roger ivester drivester at hotmail.com
Wed Feb 25 09:07:52 PST 2009


Rob,

 

I really wish that I could go with you guys but we have many miles between us.   

 

Rob, if you don't mind how about getting our next months object which is NGC 2403 which is the bright galaxy in Camelopardalis. It is really in pretty good sky position before, midnight. 

 

If you have not observed it before you will be surprised. I still wonder how Messier could have missed this one. 

 

An excellent view in a 4-inch refractor...

 

Thanks Roger  

 
 
 
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> Date: Wed, 25 Feb 2009 05:38:04 -0800
> From: scopegeek at gmail.com
> To: lvas at lvlug.org
> Subject: [Lvas] Redstone Observing with a Japanese Visitor
> 
> Folks,
> 
> Tomorrow night (Thursday), I will be going out to Redstone to share the 
> night sky with Yukihito Koga, a visitor from Japan. We plan to be out 
> there somewhere around 6pm or as soon as I can get there after work. 
> Yukihito contacted me last week about his visit to Las Vegas and John 
> Boron and I are assisting him in observing while here in Vegas. John is 
> taking him to Death Valley today for some sightseeing and then observing 
> tonight. Anyway, you are welcome to join us out at Redstone tomorrow 
> night. I'll have the Mallincam; if you haven't seen how the Mallincam 
> enhances my viewing experience, this would be a great opportunity see 
> what it's all about. I'll be trying to capture some images for our 
> observing comparisons with Roger Ivester.
> 
> Take care,
> 
> Rob Lambert

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