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General Discussion => Science & Nature => Topic started by: sam on February 05, 2010, 03:42
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http://www.universetoday.com/2010/02/03/journey-around-a-black-hole-epsilon-aurigae/
Now that the Moon is absent from the early evening picture, are you ready to journey around a black hole? It's not an easy observation, but it is one that doesn't require highly specialized equipment and its not difficult to find. Can you identify Capella? Then let's rock
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This is a favourite object of amateur and professional astronomers alike. It's a shame that the write-up makes it as clear as mud exactly where epsilon is. Look for the unmistakable isosceles triangle of stars beneath Capella which is clearly labelled in the diagram (but not in the sky ;D). Epsilon is the star at the top of the triangle. You will be surprised how easy it is to identify.
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Remind me later...
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Is this later enough? ;D
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No. ;D
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Skies will be clear tonight. ;D
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You mean, I can see it out the window?
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I doubt it! You will need to go out into the dark. ;D
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Or clean your windows... :o:
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C... C... Clean? :horror: I have a man to do that. ;D
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So does Sue. ;D
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:hehe: