It -12 out, but it’s very clear. I looked for and recognized Cassiopia tonight, without a star map. The northern sky isn’t very bright from here, but I managed to find it none the less. One more down, a bunch to go.
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hodag1 has written 3 entries about this goal
I don’t think it’s gotten much above zero outside since I wanted to start this. Guess I’ll find out how much I really want to do this. Fortunately it’s been cloudy most nights so going outside hasn’t really been an option.
I figure I’ll start with the ones that are always visible from here. Tonight it’s Cepheus and Cassiopeia.
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