Re: Where were you? (part four)

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From: Hopper
Date: Sun, 29 Mar 2009 14:51

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Fred,
With that night sky photo, you touched on a subject that I really enjoy. The area that I live in isn't highly light polluted, so I too can see many stars. I love to go out and try to pick out the various constellations that I know of. I am getting pretty good at the big dipper ... ;)

I have a dekstop software that I use to help me figure out what I am looking at, at any specific time that I choose. It's only for windows though. :( Asynx Planetarium software link <http://www.asynx-planetarium.com/>

I have been lucky enough to have seen the southern cross before and never get tired of looking up at the night sky. :)

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