Afternoon tea (TTSO6)
Session details: Monday, 2012-04-09 04:45:00
Session details: Monday, 2012-04-09 04:45:00
Presenter(s): M. Camilleri Affiliation(s): Trans-Tasman Occultation Alliance Session details: Monday, 2026-04-06 02:00:00 Abstract A review of Michael’s recently launched plug-in for SharpCap to automate occultation observing and reporting.
Presenter(s): David J. W. Moriarty Affiliation(s): AAQ, VSS, UQ Session details: Sunday, 2024-03-31 01:00:00, STAR Abstract The emergence of life on Earth 4 billion years ago depended on the reduction of carbon dioxide and nitrogen by hydrogen under alkaline conditions produced by serpentinisation. Serpentinisation occurs when rocks that have a high content of magnesium and…
Session details: Monday, 2012-04-09 02:25:00
Presenter(s): Alan Plummer Affiliation(s): Linden Observatory Session details: Saturday, 2020-04-11 01:30:00, STAR Abstract S Doradus is a star that has captured the imagination of astronomers since 1897, and science fiction writers almost immediately thereafter. There is almost as much mystery about this extraordinary star in 2020 than 100 years ago. Amateur observations of S Dor…
Presenter(s): Trevor Barry Affiliation(s): Astronomy Society of NSW, Broken Hill Observatory, Australia Session details: Saturday, 2014-04-19 04:30:00, New York Abstract The Great Storm started as a small white spot Dec 8th 2010, By mid January 2011 the storm had dredged up so much material that it totally encircled the planet. Professionals captured data with Cassini…
Affiliation(s): AAQ Session details: Saturday, 2012-04-07 01:30:00 Abstract A short history of the observation of double stars and the advances in technology/engineering that have allowed the modern day amateur astronomer to produce useful scientific results. The equipment required for this task, and the procedure for use of such equipment will be discussed. Biography After seeing…