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I know people have been talking about it, but thought that I would at least need a small telescope of some sort. Got rid of our little cheapy because we are investing in a bigger one.
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i didnt know that you could see Jupiters moons with the naked eye until a few years ago,goes to prove what a load of crap the education system is
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I think its common these days due to the close approach that has been happening over the last couple of years.
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some of the planets seem closer but you cant see the milky way as clear as years gone by because the sky is gunked up with chem trails

below is what the sky used to look like 15 years ago

http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/2008/11/light-pollution/klinkenborg-text
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Original Message Thought i'd give it a try tonight and stoked with the outcome from my little camera!

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