LCROSS_Observation

Dear friends: eleshopexm.com This is a very good network platform, which operations are: motorcycles,

Nasa should have just hired you, George, instead of spending millions on LRO! Great image. -- Jake

Attached is an independent assessment of the location and masking of the LCROSS impact point based on

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Speaking of the "LCROSS Ejecta Flux Predictions" graph, those who follow such things may

Thanks so much for this very very comprehensive information , I enjoyed the Sky & Telescope

From the LCROSS Facebook page ============ 10-30-2009 LCROSS Lunar Impactor Mission For those of you

Chris - IMHO is the short answer will be found in the LRO +90 sec Diviner image which shows an off-

On Oct 12, 6:26 pm, canopus56 <canopu...@yahoo.com> wrote: <snip> To correct > From

Here is my sketch of the south polar area, observing notes and musings. :-) I really enjoyed

Nicely done animation, Brian. - Kurt On Oct 9, 10:42 pm, Brian <zlow_h...@yahoo.com> wrote:

Jim, Good points all. There is a Palomar mpg compressed movie covering the time of impact. http://www

They sure picked the wrong crater for that purpose though. Clif On Oct 11, 2009, at 2:24 PM, jim

Ditto. My thanks to Rick Baldridge for moderating the group. - Kurt

Sounds like we have the beginnings of a conspiracy! What was the government up to when they had every

Thanks Jim , enjoy , it is really cool to be able to share it via NASA TV Deirdre 2009/10/8 jim

http://www.nasa.gov/externalflash/lcross-centaur-separation/ Robert Spellman ZEISSMAN Oct 8, 2009 06:

24 meters is feasible for the crater. Centaur wasn't that big relative to the size of the crater.

Check out these GREAT photos of the event by Rich Herrera: http://www.flickr.com/photos/logik101/ Or

Muchas Gracias. Excelente video. Había nubes en Houston, Texas USA. Trabajo muy bueno Tim Date: Fri,

Thanks for a great report Kurt. One minor correction: The club's refractor is a 200mm Brandt

A quote from http://Ez.com/vrph "Although officials could not say with certainty if LCROSS

In our observatory (San Juan Talpa) we observe the LCROSS event. (Lat 13.46N Long 89.14W) We used 3

Palomar images, which are the best I've seen so far, can be found here: http://www.astro.caltech.

HI all. in amateur astronomy nothing is certain. ¡¡¡ Congratulations for TEAM of LACROSS mission¡¡¡

This seems an appropriate time to publicly thank Kurt Fisher for his tireless efforts to promote the

Follow the link to the images of the lunar crater Cabeus were taken on October 9, 2009 with the

I took 640 X 480 video through my 11" Celestron telescope for 5 minutes during the time of

Forgive me the above link is broken: http://www.mmto.org/lcross/ On 9 out, 11:23, valmirmmorais <

The Lick Observatory south of San Francisco also will have a live webcast. http://www.exploratorium.