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From: Alexandre Eremenko (no email)
Date: Mon Oct 25 2004 - 21:31:47 EDT
Bruce, thanks.
On Mon, 25 Oct 2004, Bruce Stark wrote:
> Occultations were used at times.
> But I don't expect they happen very often,
You are not limited to twilight if you don't take altitudes.
In a dark starry night many more stars are available than the
usual lunar stars.
> How
> could you soften the moon's glare when both bodies were together?
This is indeed a problem. I had to use my intermediate filter
to reduce the moon's glare today.
Still for a half of a month, osculations by the dark edge of the
moon will be available.
I mean when the moon is growing.
> Actually I've never given it any thought,
> but remember seeing something in
> Bowditch about them.
Not in the online version I use.
When I'll make my own lunars spreadsheet I will
definitely try it.
The Frank Reed calculator which I use does not allow many
stars. Besides it is down mow:-)
Just at the time when I came with my new series of the lunars.
Alex.
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