Sigma88 changed the topic of #Kopernicus to: #Kopernicus | Release 1.3.0-8 - https://git.io/v0Gg5 | Pictures: https://git.io/vHqLy | List of packs: http://git.io/vWjiY | GitHub: http://git.io/vWAFE | Examples: http://git.io/vWAF9 | Visual Editor: http://git.io/vWAbq | Funny Quotes: https://git.io/vHqt8 | <Kopernicus> Kopernicus/master 91e89a4 thomas-jenkins: Kopernicus 1.2.2-6 - "404 - Title not found"
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<GregroxMun> The orion nebula is absolutely incredible
<GregroxMun> I've seen it several times. The first time, even through thin clouds on the horizon late at night early last month, showed some hints at structure.
<GregroxMun> The second time, it was late at night on one of the last days of the AST-251 class, through the 8-inch dobsonian.
<GregroxMun> So I noticed that Orion was rising earlier and earlier, and I noticed that I wasn't exhausted at around 10:00.
<GregroxMun> The third time, it was in all of its glory through the 24 inch observatory, and I genuinely struggled to take my eye off of it.
<GregroxMun> so I go out and decide to take out my own home telescope, a 6 inch newtonian reflector, and point at Orion
<GregroxMun> after fumbling about for a few minutes thinking I'd found it (and being mistaken) I finally found it, and it was obvious
<GregroxMun> even with my much much cheaper 6 inch telescope, the nebula was bright, shows an apparent spiraling shape, and was really great.
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<Kopernicus> [Kopernicus] Alaygrounds commented on issue #252: Got it.
<Kopernicus> [Kopernicus] Sigma88 commented on issue #252: ? https://git.io/vbVre
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