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2013
Record Schedule of Stargazing Events
January 25 - UE Caloocan
February 4 - UST, Mobile planetarium show and lecture
February 8 - Colegio de San Agustin, Binan, Laguna
February 8 - St. Mary's Academy, Pasay
February 8 - LEAPS stargazing
February 11 - Children of Joy Foundation
February 15 - Paco Catholic School
February 16 - NAW opening
February 19 - Paco Catholic School
February 20 - NAW Lecture Series
February 21 - FEU-EAC
February 22 - International Beacon School
February 23 - NAW closing
March 1 - St. Paul College, Pasig astrocamp
March 9-10 - Deep-sky observation at Tanay, Rizal
March 23 - Earth Hour Observation, Mind Museum
April 25-28 - AstroPilgrimage to Tuguegarao
A BIG WELCOME TO ALL NEW MEMBERS!!!
Sofia Panga
Louis Richez
Criselda Buyan
Khryss Ernest Pude
Rowil Roxas
Maria Nelfa Bermudez
Mark Harris Jamilan
Frances Tanner
Marlon Monzon
Roger Miguel
Redentor Balisa
Daniel Barbat
RS Wilson Constantino
Jenny Lyn Delelis
Fatima Estrella
Jonacel Fajardo
Carlithflor Dar Juan
Emil Galicinao
Josephine Lacuesta
Sheryl Luzentales
Minerva Mateo
Agnes Miral
Jasper Opriasa
Elizabeth Pastor
Norman Reyes
Gemmarie Reynoso
Jeremy Rimando
Dr. Clea Serrano
Kristine Torres
Janine Trimanez
Rhea Yeban
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The least outlay is not always the greatest gain.
Aesop (620 BC-560 BC) |
FROM MICHAEL FIDLER (mikefidler@yahoo.com). There are two very good free astronomy programs that are really great for observing deep sky object and planets. Real time GUI (RTGUI) is a great interface that gives postions of objects in real time. It has a Best of the Sky button that brings up what is easily observed at the current time and location, plus Alt/Azm directions along with goto scope connections. Here is the link: http://www.rtgui.com/
This program interfaces with SkyChart / Cartes du Ciel, a detailed star charting program. You can just push the button on the RTGUI program and it will link to Sky Charts to display it. Link: http://www.ap-i.net/skychart/
Both can be used with just binoculars or a small scope and also gives the best double stars to view. Enjoy!
Check out www.stellarium.org. Used in planetarium projectors, Stellarium is a free open-source planetarium for your computer. It shows a realistic sky in 3D, just like what you see with the naked eye, binoculars or a telescope.
Just set your coordinates and go.
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