Stars
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Oh, this is my type of thread 😀
I'm big into astronomy. Have a Celestron NexStar 8SE Telescope with a Go-To. I took the time to go through all the constellations (in our Northern Hemisphere anyways) & wrote out the stars, how to pronounce, etc. I printed them out & have them in a binder so I can refer to them when I go outside. I love using Stellarium. That too I printed out the little tips & tricks. They have a time travel feature so you can see what will be coming up as well as what you may have missed.
We live rural with minimal light pollution so without the moon, I am able to see the Milky Way. Not as good as those who are very rural but it's still noticeable 🙂
I'm big into astronomy. Have a Celestron NexStar 8SE Telescope with a Go-To. I took the time to go through all the constellations (in our Northern Hemisphere anyways) & wrote out the stars, how to pronounce, etc. I printed them out & have them in a binder so I can refer to them when I go outside. I love using Stellarium. That too I printed out the little tips & tricks. They have a time travel feature so you can see what will be coming up as well as what you may have missed.
We live rural with minimal light pollution so without the moon, I am able to see the Milky Way. Not as good as those who are very rural but it's still noticeable 🙂
I really love stargazing, even though I don't do it that often. Just thinking that I am looking at something Billions of Kilometers away and that one day we might be able to travel to them amazes me. Space is just so fascinating.
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