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12/24/2007 09:50:25 PM · #26
Originally posted by jhonan:

Originally posted by BrianM:

Why do I get the feeling I just got myself into another expensive hobby?

You mean the most expensive hobby.


Does it cost $100/hr. to rent or $30,000-$2 million to buy equipment? No? Try flying private planes. :)
12/24/2007 10:40:24 PM · #27
I'd be interested in knowing what those white dots, and lines are that spread across the moon. Like a beach ball or something, what is that?

Its certainly captivating, almost hypnotizing. Beautiful.
12/24/2007 11:20:04 PM · #28
Originally posted by sacredspirit:

I'd be interested in knowing what those white dots, and lines are that spread across the moon. Like a beach ball or something, what is that?

Its certainly captivating, almost hypnotizing. Beautiful.


White dots are meteor craters. Lines are debris fallout from impact.

R.
12/24/2007 11:33:24 PM · #29
Originally posted by levyj413:

Originally posted by jhonan:

Originally posted by BrianM:

Why do I get the feeling I just got myself into another expensive hobby?

You mean the most expensive hobby.


Does it cost $100/hr. to rent or $30,000-$2 million to buy equipment? No? Try flying private planes. :)


It's EASY to spend $30K on astronomy. $2M might take some doing, but building a nice home observatory is NOT cheap, especially when you consider that to work worth a damn, you need to build out in the middle of nowhere.

12/24/2007 11:37:33 PM · #30
White dots are meteor craters. Lines are debris fallout from impact.

Well then what is the dark spots, all along I thought the dark spots were huge holes, or craters?
12/24/2007 11:38:14 PM · #31
Yeah, VERY expensive... I'm fascinated by space, but will be content to look at other people's work. I love the Internet, because of this. It's so easy to peruse thousands of images.

My vision doesn't really work out well for astronomy anyway.
12/25/2007 12:18:35 AM · #32
trying to find mars and got this. Reckon its Santa?

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12/25/2007 12:53:48 AM · #33
When you can't buy it, rent it.

I watched a show on these guys (or some other batch of guys doing the same thing) setting up these observatories on the top of a mountain somewhere in bfe.
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