Observing Reports
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Astronomy Day 2018
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6/14/2014
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Supernova SN2014J and 2 Pallas
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A Glimpse of Comet ISON
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Perseids 2013 Observing Report
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Comet PANSTARRS viewing
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2012 Geminids report
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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.![](/stuff/contentmgr/files/1/695ea5e923992cb294bddad0c79506a4/header/mt_wilson_60.jpg)
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Observing Log from the Mount Wilson 60” Telescope
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A Planet Pair Viewed in a Scope Atop a Trash Container
A favorable conjunction of Venus and Uranus.
Craig Cortis provided this report.![](/site/images/observatory_log_seagrave_painting.jpg)
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Geminids 2011
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2005 YU55
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2005 YU55 from HUT Observatory
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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.