Tuesday, June 18, 2019
lite night
Haven't been able to catch a break, lately. When the upper atmosphere was clear the marine layer would move in around 9pm and put a lid on any observing. Last night, though, the layer merely provided poor transparency. I took out my 8" f/7 to look at Jupiter and the moon. I actually picked the whole scope up and moved it around the yard to get better views. Watched the nearly full moon rise over the observatory and some trees. I also had my binoculars out and use those on the same targets. A good night but I wish it were clearer. It is similar weather tonight. I will spend time getting the 20" ready (fixing the fan, connecting Sky Tools) so it really is ready when the weather finally cooperates.
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