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Now all we need is clear skies
“I spent some time this morning experimenting with solar photography. On June 5 the transit of Venus will take place and, since the next one after that won’t happen for another 115 years, I thought I should try for this … Continue reading
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Pillars of the Sun
In the mornings and evenings of the cold seasons we are occasionally favored with glorious sunrises and sunsets. A few of those beautiful moments boast something beyond colored clouds and sky; they host sun pillars! Sun pillars are the result … Continue reading
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Tagged atmosphere, aurora, light pillar, northeast ohio, ohio, sun, sun pillar, sunrise, winter
Yes, we’ll see no eclipse :-(
POST-ECLIPSE UPDATE: Others from the Western US and other parts of the world were treated to a marvelous eclipse. See a growing gallery of images at SpaceWeather.com. —————- On the morning of Saturday, December 10, 2011 there will be a … Continue reading
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Observatory Park is dedicated
The Geauga Park District’s new Observatory Park was dedicated on Saturday, August 20, with a program from 4 PM to midnight. CAA members Bill Murmann, Bob Wiersma, and Susan Petsche attended the event, which also marked the 50th Anniversary celebration … Continue reading
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