

Grupo
Nude Astronomy
91 miembros · Desde April 2012
Miembros
91
Contenido
14
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Acerca de Nude Astronomy
If you enjoy looking up at the stars in the night sky this is for you. This group is for people who like astronomy. I’m creating this group to meet people who like astronomy so we can talk about upcoming astronomical events or cool things that we have seen in the past. If you have a telescope and use it great and if you don’t have one that’s cool too, you can see a couple of planets with the naked eye.
Normas del grupo
Be friendly, don`t be afraid to post qustions or upcoming events.
Debates
- Wildwood Naturist Resort in North Texas
Hey all, Im going to visit Wildwood Friday, Aug. 14th, and stay the night. Im going to bring a telescope and hope to share the views with everyone Friday…
0 respuestas15 visitas - Double moon transit of Jupiter
I stayed up and observed the double moon transit of Io and Ganymede across Jupiter. Ive seen single transits, but not the rare double.
0 respuestas157 visitas - Texas solar eclipses
Who is excited about the two solar eclipses passing through Texas!
6 respuestas250 visitas - New telescope
Wow! I finally took the plunge and got a Celestron CPC 9.25 SCT!!! Ive been playing with it for about two weeks and its amazing. Now Im interested in…
3 respuestas216 visitas - telescope
Hello, We are going to get a new telescope and were wondering what people are using. we had 115 newtonian reflector. I bought it in college when money was…
4 respuestas260 visitas - Hazy skies
The skies have been hazy due to the California fires. It gave the thin crescent moon a red tint last night. Very few stars could be seen, but Saturn and…
0 respuestas163 visitas - Jupiter in the west?
Anyone planning on an event for the astronomical event of Jupiter "getting naked" for us this month? Our Southern hemisphere friends have a distinct advantage,…
0 respuestas302 visitas - Iapetus
Do you think it is strange that the Saturn moon, Iapetus, looks so much like the Death Star in the 1st Star Wars movie (circa 1977)... especially since Iapetus…
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