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Astrophotography is for actual pictures taken by members.
Observational Astronomy is for objects in the universe one can see i.e. galaxies, planets, stars, comets... How to find the objects, their names, etc. The last is to help members that have questions on equipment one may use to observe the night sky. I think Fraser has an excellent mix.
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not only an excellent mix, but a user friendly resource
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Damien, International Baccalaureate Physics teacher Spectroradiometry Instrumentation Major Admin: Pacific Science and Art |
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That was sort of what I was driving at. The Everything Else in the Universe was a catchall before I added the Totally Off Topic, and I'm tempted to yank it.
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Fraser Cain Publisher Universe Today - Free space news delivered by email every weekday. |
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Chook, just to clarify, are you still talking about the forum??
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