Dead on here tonight.

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doodab replied

14 May 2014, 08:01
Originally posted by mudskipper View Post

Saturn has a disappointing dearth of pun potential. Can't you find another planet to gaze at?

Uranus is below the horizon at the moment unfortunately*. Is Jupiter any good?

* this isn't strictly true, it's below the horizon at night but right now it's high in the sky. We just have no chance of seeing it cos the sun is up.

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mudskipper replied

14 May 2014, 07:51
Originally posted by doodab View Post

I got up at 3 to have a look at Saturn. It was a bit blurry (I either needed to let the scope cool down for an hour beforehand or the atmosphere was very turbulent) and it vanished behind the roof of house over the way after half an hour, but it was nice to finally see it.

Saturn has a disappointing dearth of pun potential. Can't you find another planet to gaze at?
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doodab replied

14 May 2014, 04:13
I got up at 3 to have a look at Saturn. It was a bit blurry (I either needed to let the scope cool down for an hour beforehand or the atmosphere was very turbulent) and it vanished behind the roof of house over the way after half an hour, but it was nice to finally see it.
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MarillionFan started a topic Dead on here tonight.

14 May 2014, 01:26
Dead on here tonight.

Where are the night birds? The owls? The night hawks? Sleepy sleepy contractors.
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