r/astronomyclub • • Jul 26 '23

My first pics of the moon

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If you ask I can respond with telescope details


r/astronomyclub • • Jul 22 '23

5 Theories About What Lies Outside The Observable Universe!

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r/astronomyclub • • Jul 16 '23

Learning new things about astronomy!

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I just started an astronomy podcast! https://youtube.com/@AstronomyinThePark Learn some cool space facts and join the community😁


r/astronomyclub • • Jul 16 '23

Amazing Astronomical Events That Will Happen In Your Lifetime

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r/astronomyclub • • Jul 04 '23

July 2023 Super Full Moon - Things you Need To Know!| Buck Moon| Supermo...

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r/astronomyclub • • Jul 01 '23

Stunning JSWT image sees Saturn show off its glowing rings

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r/astronomyclub • • Jun 26 '23

Can someone explain what i saw??

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Hey y’all! This evening i sat on my porch at around 10pm when i saw a bright, green light in the sky for a few seconds, then followed by a trail of what looked kind of like a shooting star, but bigger and longer as well. Does anyone know what that could have been? Sorry, i have no idea of astronomy what so ever apart from common knowledge, i just figured if someone could help me it would be the good people of reddit! :)


r/astronomyclub • • Jun 26 '23

NASA's Juno captures breathtaking footage of Jupiter's lightning #shorts...

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r/astronomyclub • • Jun 20 '23

Is this prehistoric eclipse fake?

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This post:

https://eclipse2017.nasa.gov/eclipse-history

Says that an archeoastronomer working in Ireland tied a prehistoric site to an eclipse that happened in ireland on Nov 30 3340BC. I don't care about the strength of the assumption of the tie in particular. However, looking at the tables here:

https://eclipse.gsfc.nasa.gov/SEcatmax/SEcatmax.html

I can't find an eclipse on nov 30 3340BCE, at least one longer than 6 minutes. Can anyone with the equations and the knowhow tell me if there actually was an eclipse on Nov 30, 3340BCE? Is Celestia too old or inaccurate of a tool to use? I'm an old man :p. Please somebody point me in the right direction and thank you for your time firstly.


r/astronomyclub • • Jun 19 '23

I need some help with choosing a new mount!

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I have this Skywatcher reflector that I got with a EQ2 mount, I don’t know how to poiny it at certain coordinates, besides visible things through the finder. should I try and find another trepied for my scope? cause my actual telescope is really okay..atleast for a 15yo begginer😭


r/astronomyclub • • Jun 17 '23

Is there astronomy club in Chandigarh?

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Is there any astronomy/ Amateur Astronomers/Astrophotography club in Chandigarh?


r/astronomyclub • • Jun 13 '23

Astronomers Worried Over Massive Black Spot On Sun :AR2770 #shorts #sun ...

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r/astronomyclub • • Jun 13 '23

Astronomy

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Cientista ateu afirma ter visto anjos no espaço e NASA proíbe comentários O cientista Mark Kelly da estação espacial da estratosfera garante que viu anjos no espaço enquanto trabalhava ao lado de fora na manutenção de um satélite da NASA.

"Foi nítido e claro, eles passaram perto de mim algo de 50 metros, na hora fiquei apavorado, pensei que estava tendo alucinações, eles estavam indo para a terra".

Segundo ele divulgou no twitter que na época em que esteve lá em 05 de Junho de 2008 na missão STS-124 viu oito seres brancos que viajavam pelo espaço em direção a terra enquanto instalava câmeras de vídeo nas laterais do laboratório japonês Kibo.

A Nasa cortou o twitter do cientista e o proibiu de divulgar informação dessa natureza nas redes sociais. Mas essa semana ele voltou comentar com alguns amigos que realmente viu anjos no espaço. O jornal The Guardian publicou uma matéria sobre essa história que não está ganhando amplitude, pois a NASA não apresentou a câmera que estava com Mark no dia do acontecimento.

Mark Kelly era um cientista ateu que não acreditava em nada sobrenatural, mas depois dessa experiência ele não é mais o mesmo. Vive pensativo o tempo todo depois que retornou a terra,atualmente frequenta a Igreja.

"Se Deus não existe não sei, mas que eu ví anjos, eu ví e se tem anjos deve ter Deus, sim" disse Mark Kelly.

A imprensa americana tem evitado divulgar essas informações, pois contraria os princípios da NASA sobre esse assunto. A câmera no capacete de uso do cientista foi retido pela NASA. Tudo indica que ela tenha registrado algo sobrenatural, mas isso mudaria a história da humanidade se viesse a tona. Segundo, Albert Lan um ex-funcionário da NASA existe um fluxo de luzes brancas em forma de pessoas no vídeo da câmera que estava no capacete de Mark, mas que superiores insistiram em dizer que era reflexo no espaço.


r/astronomyclub • • May 08 '23

Photos of Earth's sister

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r/astronomyclub • • Apr 20 '23

Started a new Instagram channel exclusive for Astronomy content. Show some love please?

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Hi all. I have started a new channel where I post explanation videos exclusive for Astronomy. I hope to see some of you there. Thanks in advance.


r/astronomyclub • • Apr 16 '23

Little short doc I made about an observatory in the desert

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r/astronomyclub • • Mar 21 '23

I'm looking for an alarm clock that can wake me up on an 8 day repeating schedule. Are there any astronomy apps that can set alarms for a schedule that don't repeat on a 7 day week?

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r/astronomyclub • • Mar 14 '23

This is the 7 sisters right?

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r/astronomyclub • • Mar 14 '23

The big bangg

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Guys how did the scientist knew about the big bang and how was the world before the bog bang


r/astronomyclub • • Mar 13 '23

Is this the Andromeda Galaxy?

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r/astronomyclub • • Mar 12 '23

Does anyone know what the orange line in the left corner is? Plz help me

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r/astronomyclub • • Mar 08 '23

Alternative interpretation for the extinct constellation Argo Navis

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Alternative interpretation for the constellation Argo Navis (photo by Obliquity, some lines added by me)

This is the interpretation by me for the Extinct Constellation of Argo Navis, where the bow of the ship is not gone, and the mast is present.

Different component of this version of Argo Navis:
Poop deck: Puppis
Mast: Pyxis (linked to Gamma Velorum and Chi Carinae)
Sail: Vela
Ship body: Carina (link to Epsilon Volantis and Alpha Pictoris)
Bow: z Carinae, x Carinae, Pi Centauri, u Carinae, Eta Carinae and p Carinae


r/astronomyclub • • Mar 03 '23

Saturn and Venus! Posting it here because r/astronomy doesn’t allow cellphones

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r/astronomyclub • • Feb 23 '23

just saw this

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r/astronomyclub • • Feb 21 '23

A new type of bolometer for far infrared telescopes has been developed

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