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Adrian came home today with a serious pair of binoculars he found in a second-hand camera shop.
I've been out looking at Orion - it appears so close I could reach out and touch it. :thumbsup:
Steven says he saw a small nebula. :yes:
Dorothy
13-01-2009, 07:33 PM
Adrian came home today with a serious pair of binoculars he found in a second-hand camera shop.
I've been out looking at Orion - it appears so close I could reach out and touch it. :thumbsup:
Steven says he saw a small nebula. :yes:
Did anyone see any space ships out there :unsure:
Not yet but I may pop back out later to have a look.
Dorothy
13-01-2009, 07:37 PM
Look for ET too, he still hasn't paid that phone bill :lol:
Britchick
13-01-2009, 07:42 PM
funnily after reading my January edition of sky at night magazine :unsure: i was thinking of getting some binoclears- is it venus that's really bright at the moment- think its SSW or something
mumof2
13-01-2009, 08:20 PM
we were looking at that tonight - it's soooo bright.
Adrian took the dog out for a late night walk last night to look at the moon. :lol:
Skywatcher
14-01-2009, 07:55 AM
cool - yes - Venus is sooooooooooooo bright at the moment looks like a car headlight
Adrian is talking about starter telescopes. :unsure:
He was a bit nervous last night that I would complain he'd blown the Disney fund again on the binoculars. I told him we were carpe diem-ing and went outside in my jammies to test them. :lol:
Skywatcher
14-01-2009, 08:01 AM
:thumbsup:
don't buy a cheap telescope - the binos are so much better and more portable - I like the carpe dieming but though :D
We have a tripod for the camera now too. :D
We carpe diem-ed a lot on Sunday in Worthing. :lol:
Skywatcher
14-01-2009, 08:20 AM
wicked - i am already getting ideas for what you can do when its next clear :D
Disneybumble
14-01-2009, 11:41 AM
Love the Carpe Diem . If i had done a trip report in 2003 it would have been called that. Best friend died say no more.
Can we have a picture of you with the binns and maybe the penguin hat.
goofygal
14-01-2009, 12:30 PM
hi - what type of binoculars would be best to see this stuff?
mumof2
14-01-2009, 01:07 PM
:brightidea:we have binoculars!
Adrian is talking about starter telescopes. :unsure:
He was a bit nervous last night that I would complain he'd blown the Disney fund again on the binoculars. I told him we were carpe diem-ing and went outside in my jammies to test them. :lol:
How funny! When I read your first post, my question was: Is the Disney fund in jeopary?
:lol:
Skywatcher
14-01-2009, 02:20 PM
10x50's are best - I bought mine for (9.99 from lidls and they are all you need - don't go bonkers on price - when they are next on sale at lidls i will post a thread
Head teacher says I'm allowed to borrow the Space books from the school library. :D
Skywatcher
14-01-2009, 03:39 PM
Turn left at orion is a belting book for beginners
And we're definitely off to Greenwich at half term. :D
And I'll tell Adrian about that castle place too.
Skywatcher
14-01-2009, 03:48 PM
We'll come with you its only 5 mins away from us
Skywatcher
14-01-2009, 03:50 PM
indeed :D
Woo Hoo!
Already checked out Greenwich for caches. Not wasting my time with the micros though - I want treasure. :lol:
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