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Looking at me, looking at the sky
Photographer: Macastronomer
Great Orion Nebula
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IC 434
Photographer: Roger Dier
IC 434
Photographer: Roger Dier
The Swan (M17)
Photographer: Macastronomer
Witch’s Broom Nebula (NGC 6960)
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    Macastronomer
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      Hello Skywatchers,

      Tonight’s skies look like a cosmic game of hide-and-seek. As the stars find a place behind the clouds we’re left counting on tomorrow. In short, tonight’s observation is a no-go.

      Tomorrow is precariously promising, meaning there is greater chance of stars but they’ll be twinkling in the wind. If you don’t mind some wind we may still turn our scopes skyward. Another update will come tomorrow. Stay warm, keep those scopes covered, and may clear skies be with us soon!

      If tonight and tomorrow are a bust, is anybody up for spying the crisp-cold stars of November?

      Duane

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