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Amateur astronomy equipment, techniques, info, etc.
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The reason some people spam multiple posts over many usenet groups
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Sometimes in sci.astro and related astronomy groups you will see the same insignificant topic post spread throughout many groups. Not just the crank theory posts that will appear everywhere multiple times with often multiple follow ups from themselves. Others do it too. The reason is, although some of you will have known why for a long... more »
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Leading amateur experts allegedly say eJAAVSO 87 and 92 are meaningless
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Allegedly, because they're allegedly scared of getting attacked on all Martin Nicholson's many unalleged blogs, so they can't be named. So, they say it to each other quietly, one or two allegedly complain to the AAVSO boss about what the hell were those papers all about in alleged private emails, but they're private emails, oh, and alleged.... more »
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Martin Nicholson, the great mass debater
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Nicholson always witters on about debate. There is no debate, astronomy is a science, not a theology nor a philosophy nor a slanging match. People have to simply read his paper, something you would think he would be glad of "Identifying Previously Uncatalogued Red Variable Stars in the Northern Sky Variability Survey"... more »
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>>>>>> DANIEL IMAGES <<<<<<
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>>>>>> HALLOWEEN IMAGES <<<<<<
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****************************** ****************************** ******* ****************************** ****************************** ******* ENTER HERE: >>> [link] <<< ****************************** ****************************** *******... more »
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Unusually Deep Solar Minimum (aka A Tale of Two Suns)
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Dear friends ... and Oriel-baby, Who stole the sunspots?! Where have they gone?! As noted by Dr Phillips (SpaceWeather), "As of March 31st, there were no sunspots on 78 of the year's 90 days (87%)." (see [link] ) and this a continuation of 2008 where 266 days were characterized... more »
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re John Greaves' agenda
   
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This is strange, I thought John Greaves' agenda was to show that Martin Nicholson in eJAAVSO number 96 was willing to publish a paper containing unprovable statements with respect to the contents of the paper, unprovable with respect to the status of the objects in the list of "uncatalogued" objects in the spreadsheet file he points to in... more »
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