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Getting back into observational astronomy...
(and some not-quite-observational-astronomy stuff too)
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- SpaceWriter
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- The e-Astronomer
- Tim's Astronomy
- Tom's Astronomy
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- Vern's Astronomy Weblog
- Will Gater's Weblog
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2 comments:
(Arrghh! Blogger has gone all Italian on me. Silly geo-IP cleverness)
I was a bit worried that he was going to point the telescope directly at the Sun during the Victory Dance bit!
Loved it. Great little clip. Sad thing is most astronomers amatures and pros alike are old enough to know who Benny Hill was.
George
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