Post by atomant on Jan 8, 2006 23:41:59 GMT -6
Clear skies continue to evade fellow Adler volunteers.
Today we find Arvind, Kalvis, Oran and myself hopelessly set up 3 refractors for the visitors.
The Solaris scope for direct viewing.
The 4in refractor for projecting viewing.
The daytime spotting scope for quick views next to the telescope resource table.
Morning brought in intense sunshine. As soon as the 1 to 3pm session started, clouds rolled over the lakefront.
We had a good mix of visitors by the table and those willing to brave the mild temps outside.
After the session, I caught a last glimpse of the Liberty Bell. The lines were quite long for the vomit ride. Cool stuff...
Hopefully better skies next time.
Today we find Arvind, Kalvis, Oran and myself hopelessly set up 3 refractors for the visitors.
The Solaris scope for direct viewing.
The 4in refractor for projecting viewing.
The daytime spotting scope for quick views next to the telescope resource table.
Morning brought in intense sunshine. As soon as the 1 to 3pm session started, clouds rolled over the lakefront.
We had a good mix of visitors by the table and those willing to brave the mild temps outside.
After the session, I caught a last glimpse of the Liberty Bell. The lines were quite long for the vomit ride. Cool stuff...
Hopefully better skies next time.