2024 Astronomical Weekly Planner from Richard J Bartlett
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Edwin Rod
Oct 24, 2023, 5:00:24 PM10/24/23
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2024 Astronomical Weekly Planner from Richard J Bartlett
This is a really useful and helpful planner from Richard.
Folks, I've recently published two astronomical guides for 2024 and I'm making the PDF copies available to download for free.
These are planners, with room to write appointments and anniversaries, and packed full of astronomical info, such as the phases of the Moon and the visibility of planets.
Every day includes close conjunctions between the Moon, planets, stars and a few star clusters that you can observe or image.
It comes in two flavors - the daily planner has a page for every day of the year and includes suggested deep sky objects you can observe or image that night. It also has a summary list for each month.
The weekly planner is a little more lightweight and has the week spread out over two pages. It doesn't have daily deep sky objects, but does include the monthly summaries.
Lastly, of course, there's calendars, plus important regional and religious dates to help with planning your year.
You can download free PDF copies at the links below. You're welcome to share them with whoever you'd like.
I hope you find them useful!
(FYI these are hosted on Dropbox, so if you're accessing them via a mobile device, it might want you to download them via their app. Otherwise, you can download them directly from a desktop or laptop)
Astronomical Daily Planner: https://tinyurl.com/2024adpfree
Astronomical Weekly Planner: https://tinyurl.com/2024wap
These are planners, with room to write appointments and anniversaries, and packed full of astronomical info, such as the phases of the Moon and the visibility of planets.
Every day includes close conjunctions between the Moon, planets, stars and a few star clusters that you can observe or image.
It comes in two flavors - the daily planner has a page for every day of the year and includes suggested deep sky objects you can observe or image that night. It also has a summary list for each month.
The weekly planner is a little more lightweight and has the week spread out over two pages. It doesn't have daily deep sky objects, but does include the monthly summaries.
Lastly, of course, there's calendars, plus important regional and religious dates to help with planning your year.
You can download free PDF copies at the links below. You're welcome to share them with whoever you'd like.
I hope you find them useful!
(FYI these are hosted on Dropbox, so if you're accessing them via a mobile device, it might want you to download them via their app. Otherwise, you can download them directly from a desktop or laptop)
Astronomical Daily Planner: https://tinyurl.com/2024adpfree
Astronomical Weekly Planner: https://tinyurl.com/2024wap
Richard J Bartlett
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Thanks Edwin
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