My Ten Most-recent Additions

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	At last, the final picture in my tour down the terminator on 27th March 2010.  This is the southern end of the journey, and covers the area of Longomontanus, Clavius, Casatus, and Bettinus.  I have also made two mosaics of the pictures covering the north pole to Mairan, and Letronne to Scheiner.  These may be found here, (or via my Day-12 page).
	A better set of pictures of this large group of sunspots, number 11089, taken the following day.
	This is the largest group of sunspots I've seen in the new cycle.  Hopefuly this means the new cycle is finally getting under way.  These pictures were taken with my Canon 100D camera attached to my ETX125 piggybacked on mt LX200.
	I have plotted the horizon as seen by my telescope.
	I have made two more additions to my observatory.  I've added forced ventilation as it was getting very hot in the summer, and more lighting (item 6, here).
	A new sunspot.  Is the Sun waking up again at last? And three more taken five, six, and seven days later.
	The North America Nebula imaged with narrow-band filters.
	Two new additions to my collection of Constellations. Draco and Hercules.  Clicking on either thumbnail will take you to the constellation's specific page, from either of which you can access my constellation index page via the link at the bottom of the page.
	I have added a new page to the saga of my observatory which covers changes or additions which have resulted from experience and use. I have called it Things I might do differently if I were to do this all over again.
	I've added Lyra to my collection of constellations. I have also extended my account of the Creation Myths
	The full saga of my home-built roll-off-roof observatory.

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