Observing Reports
Astronomy Day 2018
6/14/2014
Supernova SN2014J and 2 Pallas
A Glimpse of Comet ISON
Perseids 2013 Observing Report
Comet PANSTARRS viewing
2012 Geminids report
2012 Perseid Meteor Shower Report
Though I did not experience 90 Perseids per hour, the 14 I did observe helped to rekindle that passion in my being by simply becoming as one with the universe for an hour or so.
Dave Huestis provided this report.Observing Log from the Mount Wilson 60” Telescope
A Planet Pair Viewed in a Scope Atop a Trash Container
A favorable conjunction of Venus and Uranus.
Craig Cortis provided this report.Geminids 2011
2005 YU55
2005 YU55 from HUT Observatory
2009 Geminid Meteor Shower Report
The sky was cloud free, and I easily had a limiting magnitude of at least 5.5 at zenith. Immediately I observed one, then two, then three meteors in rapid succession. Though I had dressed for the cold, it didn’t take long for me to get really chilled. Within about 10-15 minutes I had counted six Geminids.