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Wednesday, February 04, 2009

Onward and upward

The cool thing about being on a learning curve is that you regularly do stuff that makes your previous efforts look pretty lame. Like this (click to embiggify):

For technical details and more like it, go here.

Labels: Amateur Astronomy, I took this

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