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Observing

Achieving the Unexpected Albedo Effects The Alpha Persei Association An Anonymous Dark Nebula Another Take on Night Vision An Unfamiliar Lyra Anything but Galaxies Appreciating the Little Things Are Today's Skies That Much Worse than they used to Be?Atmospherics: Seeing and Transparency A Trip to the North Pole The Asterism Game Autumn: The Second Galaxy Season Avoiding the Obvious in Auriga Baade's Window Batting 1000 Better Night Vision Cassiopeia Clusters Centaurus A Chasing Numbers Cloudy Night Astronomy The Cocoon Nebula Colorful DSOs The Coolest Stars Cosmographic Observing Crossing the Meridian Crystalline Winter Nights Dark Matters Dealing with Light Pollution (pdf)Deep Seeing The Deep Sky Through a Small Instrument Describing a Galaxy Directions? Don't need 'em Epsilon Lyrae: The Double-Double Test Evaluating an Observing Site Experiences with High Power Viewing Experiments in Spectroscopy The Eye Of God Eyeballing Big Game Nebulas Fair Air for Observing A Favorite DSO A Few Mistakes I've Made Gathering up a Few Open Clusters The Globulars of Summer The Good Ol' Double Cluster Hey, Don't Stick With Just the "Usual" Stuff!On the Horns of Taurus Impressions of a Night Sky Unaffected by Light Pollution An Introduction to Nebulae Light Site Viewing - Part 1 Light Site Viewing - Part 2 Light Site Viewing - Part 3 Limits are Meant to be Broken Lists, Lists, Lists Looking Up, Down Under Observing Galaxy Clusters The "Other" Horizon M4 - An Early Summer Globular M24 - "Neighboring" Arm Visual Primer on M31 M33 - Big and Faint M41 Make the Best of Winter More Shapely Star Clusters Observing Addiction Observing the Planets Observing the Southern Sky Perseid Viewing The Pleiades Rising Rambling on about our Expanding Universe The Raspberry Nebula Record What You See Ringtail Galaxies: NGC 4038/9 Rock Collecting Shapely Star Clusters Shooting Out Your Back Door Showpieces of the Sky Side-by-Side Galaxies SLOOH So What Can That Telescope See?Sorting Out Stephan's Quintet Splitting Porrima A Stand-in for Albireo A Starry Calendar Telescopeless Observing The Triffid Nebula Thermals or Atmospherics?Tools of the Trade "True Dark" Skies Two Great Globulars Two More Observing Issues UV Aurigae What's that Dark Strip on the Eastern Horizon after Sunset?Why Are Emission Nebulae (Mostly) Colored Red?

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