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7 years 5 months ago #106181 by lunartic_old
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Hi all

I am wondering if anyone would like to head out observing on Tuesday the 1st of November? With the near earth asteroid passing close to Polaris I would like to get away from Dublin and attempt to image it. I know that it is a work day, but this is a rare opportunity.

The weather looks like it will play ball and the winds will be light, so maybe the Sugarloaf as a location.

Let me know.

Paul

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7 years 5 months ago #106182 by michael_murphy
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Hi Paul,

Count me in.

Michael.

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7 years 5 months ago #106184 by flt158
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You can count me in, Paul.
Do we know what magnitude the NEA will be?
Are there any maps available?
And finally, what time should we meet at the Sugarloaf Car Park?
It seems like a runner.
Thanks for the heads up, Paul.

Clear skies,
Aubrey.

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7 years 5 months ago #106185 by flt158
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The magnitude of the NEA is 11.9 -12.0.

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7 years 5 months ago #106186 by lunartic_old
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I put up a post in celestial events, Aubrey, there is a link that provides a printable chart. What time do you want to get together?

Paul

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7 years 5 months ago #106187 by flt158
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Thank you, Paul, for your reply.
I have just discovered that the asteroid will not bypass Polaris until 2 am.
Are you considering staying at the Sugarloaf until that hour?
Please come back to us about that particular question -then we can figure out what time we should meet up.
Thanks.

Aubrey.

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