I just uploaded “Rain under canopy at 5am with dawn chorus” to #Vimeo: https://t.co/8PS2PNpcuf
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Rain under canopy at 5am with dawn chorus. (I’d rather be asleep, but this was pretty glorious to behold this morning) [Turn the audio up] https://t.co/c2nAOCtJNX
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Amazing #Starlink !!! We saw 40+... and the iPhone luckily got a stack of them off to the right of this shot. // @VirtualAstro https://t.co/on4T9iUVbL
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@benwerd If you’re not already a subscriber to @dgquarterly (it’s a brilliant ‘slow newspaper’ and def worth checking out) - they do a routine article on this very topic : https://t.co/8lzgTEXEnU
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Hi @VirtualAstro - I just found that one of my phones picked up this #starlink pass from a few nights ago! This was a timelapse using @NightCapApp - So it’s a little speeded up, but still cool to give an idea of what has been overhead https://t.co/EmY77Ik6z8 https://t.co/C71tWnKNzy
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I just uploaded “Amazing Starlink Satellite Train April 21 2020” to #Vimeo: https://t.co/EmY77Ik6z8
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The campsite we’re staying at does a brilliant breakfast ;) #StayHome #StaySafe #Covid_19 https://t.co/3gD7hyTgTO
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Tents & Telescopes. More time enjoying the new moon tonight and clearer conditions and a little more practice, and we’re getting much closer shots of the moon. // @VirtualAstro https://t.co/OjZZe1Gsz1
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@markboulton @Raspberry_Pi Did just the same thing last weekend! I went for Lakka instead of retropi in the end, seemed to be easier to get started on. Hilarious seeing the kids reacts to the old games https://t.co/myOMQzKuTY
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I did a little touching up in Lightroom mobile - this was the before image. I can’t wait for the moon to be more prevalent and getting to know it better - I’ve just bough a moon atlas! The satellites highlighted by @VirtualAstro got us looking up - and there is so much to see https://t.co/1O3YVDssyV
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Last night was the first visible moon since I got my telescope, and even though it was just a sliver very near the horizon (neighbouring houses) - it was amazing to see it in such detail. I love this shot using iPhone (on 2x) with a clamp onto the eyepiece // @VirtualAstro https://t.co/SUh8flfTna
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New Moon..... you saw me standing at home..... without a #Starlink in sight No satellites but still a glorious evening out enjoy the skies - thank you @VirtualAstro https://t.co/Dw5fXGQuWy
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Venus! I didn’t manage to spot the #Starlink pass, but I did try my first attempt at Venus through my new telescope. First time I’ve seen it look like a partially illuminated sphere rather than a dot of light. // @VirtualAstro #astronomy https://t.co/r7iOUKnSO6
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