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October 31, 2006

There is a God!, Moe M. Down, 22:11
Current Magnitude, Moe M. Down, 21:09
Re: Griffith Observatory, Anthony Ayiomamitis, 21:06
Power Source for Thousand Oaks Telrad Heater?, John Nichols, 20:59
Re: APOD: Crescent Venus and Moon, Anthony Ayiomamitis, 20:57
Re: Griffith Observatory, Mij Adyaw, 20:33
Re: NASA Approves Mission and Names Crew for Return to Hubble, Greg Crinklaw, 20:32
Re: Griffith Observatory, John Nichols, 20:27
Re: NASA Approves Mission and Names Crew for Return to Hubble, Pat O'Connell, 20:19
Re: Full Moon and Quarter Moon, canopus56, 19:38
Ed Krupp, Jim Klein, 19:29
Re: Griffith Observatory Reopens on November 3, Jim Klein, 19:21
Re: telrad and smaller scope, Glenn Holliday, 18:50
Re: NASA Approves Mission and Names Crew for Return to Hubble, Dave Jessie, 18:37
Re: photographic tripod for binoculars, Starlord, 18:05
Re: Laser optic's communications, AustinMN, 17:34
Re: photographic tripod for binoculars, Howard Lester, 17:32
NASA Approves Mission and Names Crew for Return to Hubble, Sam Wormley, 17:26
Re: Laser optic's communications, William . Mook, 17:05
Re: Griffith Observatory, Mij Adyaw, 16:50
photographic tripod for binoculars, brucegooglegroups, 16:37
Smartgroups Closing, Starlord, 16:01
Re: slr camera advice, rlayberry, 15:50
Laser optic's communications, esmartguy, 15:45
Re: Locating secondary mirror on Newtonian, Uncle Bob, 14:54
Paris Hilton, Pat, 14:44
Re: Locating secondary mirror on Newtonian, wsnell01, 12:12
Re: If you're a scientist, you better be a PRO global warming theorist, richard schumacher, 11:27
Re: Locating secondary mirror on Newtonian, Uncle Bob, 07:19
Re: Scope City vs. Telescopes.com, Pat O'Connell, 07:03
Re: Full Moon and Quarter Moon, Chris L Peterson, 06:05
Re: Griffith Observatory, Starlord, 06:03
Re: Link for Starlord, Starlord, 06:00
Re: Link for Starlord, Odd Bob, 05:36
Re: Griffith Observatory, Jim Klein, 05:32
Announcing "Australia Astronomy Buy & Sell", info, 05:25
Re: Griffith Observatory, Matthew Ota, 05:17
Re: Griffith Observatory, Jim Klein, 05:11
The Ignorant Astrologer: -- the Sun, Mercury, Mars, Venus, and Jupiter are all in compelling Scorpio, don . lotto, 04:49
Re: Griffith Observatory, Jim Klein, 01:19
Re: throughout the World Series -- the Sun, Mercury, Mars, Venus, and Jupiter are all in compelling Scorpio, Mark Gingrich, 01:10
Re: Full Moon and Quarter Moon, OG, 00:54
Re: telrad and smaller scope, ancient1, 00:49
Re: Griffith Observatory, Jan Owen, 00:35
Re: throughout the World Series -- the Sun, Mercury, Mars, Venus, and Jupiter are all in compelling Scorpio, Howard Lester, 00:10
Re: Griffith Observatory, Llanzlan Klazmon the 15th, 00:07

October 30, 2006

Re: throughout the World Series -- the Sun, Mercury, Mars, Venus, and Jupiter are all in compelling Scorpio, Mark Gingrich, 23:53
Re: Griffith Observatory, Starlord, 23:30
Re: Griffith Observatory, The Avenging Angel, 23:00
Re: throughout the World Series -- the Sun, Mercury, Mars, Venus, and Jupiter are all in compelling Scorpio, wsnell01, 22:43
Re: throughout the World Series -- the Sun, Mercury, Mars, Venus, and Jupiter are all in compelling Scorpio, Geopelia, 22:02
Re: Griffith Observatory, Mike Simmons, 21:39
Griffith Observatory, Jim Klein, 21:06
Re: Link for Starlord, Starlord, 20:41
Re: APOD: Crescent Venus and Moon, Mark Gingrich, 20:38
Re: Locating secondary mirror on Newtonian, Howard Lester, 19:50
Re: APOD: Crescent Venus and Moon, oriel36, 19:26
Re: If you're a scientist, you better be a PRO global warming theorist, oriel36, 19:18
Re: Locating secondary mirror on Newtonian, Mike, 19:04
OT: Link for Starlord, Joe S., 18:47
Re: Full Moon and Quarter Moon, Brian Tung, 18:35
The Whirlpool Galaxy, Magnificent Universe, 17:40
Re: The Face of Drumheller, raymond larsson, 17:32
Re: Locating secondary mirror on Newtonian, wsnell01, 17:29
Re: Locating secondary mirror on Newtonian, Dennis Woos, 17:13
Re: slr camera advice, MitchAlsup, 16:54
Locating secondary mirror on Newtonian, renenkel, 16:42
Re: Full Moon and Quarter Moon, Richard Tobin, 15:32
star navigator, brucegooglegroups, 14:56
Unmasked Metis, tontoko, 14:24
Barry's home_made observatory, Barry, 12:34
Re: DLR in C5 prime focus: cannot get fully in-focus images, nytecam, 12:01
Re: Scope City vs. Telescopes.com, thad, 10:54
Re: China Telescopes, Mike Simmons, 10:38
Re: China Telescopes, Mike Simmons, 10:16
Re: slr camera advice, nytecam, 09:32
Re: The truth behind comet SWAN, Banal, 07:50
Re: China Telescopes, Banal, 07:48
Re: If you're a scientist, you better be a PRO global warming theorist, rpasken, 06:42
Re: The truth behind comet SWAN, Dave, 06:35
APOD: Crescent Venus and Moon, Sam Wormley, 06:17
Re: Scope City vs. Telescopes.com, Uncle Bob, 04:30
Re: The Face of Drumheller, Don't Be Evil, 04:22
Book recommendation: /Parallax/, Nick Theodorakis, 03:55
Re: Comet SWAN - Naked-eye?, Nick Theodorakis, 03:44
Re: China Telescopes, Pat O'Connell, 03:02
Re: China Telescopes, rpasken, 02:46
Re: The truth behind comet SWAN, Florian, 02:43
Re: China Telescopes, Jim Klein, 01:39
Re: The truth behind comet SWAN, elaich, 01:35
Re: Scope City vs. Telescopes.com, Pat O'Connell, 01:28
Re: Curious FMO in California, gnosticbeast, 01:24
Re: Comet SWAN - Naked-eye?, John Banister, 00:39

October 29, 2006

Re: Scope City vs. Telescopes.com, thad, 23:00
Re: If you're a scientist, you better be a PRO global warming theorist, Sam Wormley, 22:41
Re: If you're a scientist, you better be a PRO global warming theorist, allisonki, 21:39
Re: China Telescopes, jsavard, 20:56
Re: China Telescopes, jsavard, 20:53
Re: Curious FMO in California, SkySea, 20:37
Re: The truth behind comet SWAN, Stephen Paul, 20:15
Re: China Telescopes, Mike, 20:13
Re: China Telescopes, Mike, 20:10
Re: Astro Limerick--Fraknoi, Uncle Bob, 20:00
Re: If you're a scientist, you better be a PRO global warming theorist, oriel36, 19:46
Re: Any good memorable comets coming soon? Like Ikeya-Zhang Hale-Bopp, David Knisely, 19:44
The truth behind comet SWAN, Florian, 19:39
Re: SWAN Spotting, oriel36, 19:17
Re: slr camera advice, Uncle Bob, 19:05
Re: Scope City vs. Telescopes.com, Uncle Bob, 18:51
Re: DLR in C5 prime focus: cannot get fully in-focus images, Sam Wormley, 18:35
Re: DLR in C5 prime focus: cannot get fully in-focus images, George, 18:32
Re: DLR in C5 prime focus: cannot get fully in-focus images, Joe Ringer, 18:29
Re: Curious FMO in California, Uncle Bob, 18:26
Re: Swan spits out a piece?, Uncle Bob, 18:17
Re: The Ignorant Astrologer: -- the Sun, Mercury, Mars, Venus, and Jupiter are all in compelling Scorpio, Uncle Bob, 18:09
Re: Curious FMO in California, TW, 17:57
Re: SWAN Spotting, Greg Crinklaw, 17:44
Re: slr camera advice, Stephen Paul, 15:32
Re: slr camera advice, Sam Wormley, 15:11
slr camera advice, rlayberry, 15:00
Re: If you're a scientist, you better be a PRO global warming theorist, RMOLLISE, 14:37
Unmasked Epimetheus, tontoko, 11:29
Re: Any good memorable comets coming soon? Like Ikeya-Zhang Hale-Bopp, Paul Schlyter, 10:42
Re: Any good memorable comets coming soon? Like Ikeya-Zhang Hale-Bopp, Paul Schlyter, 10:42
Re: Any good memorable comets coming soon? Like Ikeya-Zhang Hale-Bopp, Paul Schlyter, 10:42
Re: DLR in C5 prime focus: cannot get fully in-focus images, Rich, 10:24
Re: throughout the World Series -- the Sun, Mercury, Mars, Venus, and Jupiter are all in compelling Scorpio, nytecam, 10:17
Re: China Telescopes, Rich, 10:16
Re: Comet SWAN - Naked-eye?, David Knisely, 08:13
Re: SWAN Spotting, Internet Banality, 07:54
Re: If you're a scientist, you better be a PRO global warming theorist, Internet Banality, 07:50
Re: China Telescopes, Mike Simmons, 07:35
Re: Comet SWAN - Naked-eye?, Internet Banality, 07:29
Re: Swan spits out a piece?, Internet Banality, 07:27
Re: China Telescopes, Mike Simmons, 07:25
Re: China Telescopes, Joe S., 06:34
Re: China Telescopes, Rich, 06:16
Re: China Telescopes, Rich, 06:12
Re: throughout the World Series -- the Sun, Mercury, Mars, Venus, and Jupiter are all in compelling Scorpio, Starlord, 05:32
throughout the World Series -- the Sun, Mercury, Mars, Venus, and Jupiter are all in compelling Scorpio, don . lotto, 03:13
Re: Comet Swan, Jeffrey Hallett, 02:42
Re: If you're a scientist, you better be a PRO global warming theorist, jsavard, 02:40
Re: China Telescopes, Jan Owen, 02:26
Re: SWAN Spotting, Jim Klein, 02:08
Re: NASA to squander 14 MORE Shuttle flights on ISS (Hubble in balance), Jim Klein, 02:08
Re: China Telescopes, Jim Klein, 02:03
Re: China Telescopes, elaich, 02:59
Re: China Telescopes, lynt, 02:07
Re: China Telescopes, Jan Owen, 01:49
SWAN Spotting, John Whisenhunt, 01:45

October 28, 2006

If you're a scientist, you better be a PRO global warming theorist, Rich, 23:29
NASA to squander 14 MORE Shuttle flights on ISS (Hubble in balance), Rich, 23:08
Re: Any good memorable comets coming soon? Like Ikeya-Zhang Hale-Bopp, CNJ999, 22:52
Re: China Telescopes, Mike Simmons, 22:22
Re: Any good memorable comets coming soon? Like Ikeya-Zhang Hale-Bopp, David Knisely, 22:19
Re: The Sun had Sisters, oriel36, 21:57
Re: China Telescopes, RMOLLISE, 21:40
Re: China Telescopes, Jim Klein, 21:12
Re: Comet 2006 M4 (SWAN) had brightened dramatically, Brian Tung, 19:22
Re: The Sun had Sisters, Brian Tung, 19:00
Re: Any good memorable comets coming soon? Like Ikeya-Zhang Hale-Bopp, astrophotography, 18:40
Re: China Telescopes, Bob Schmall, 18:38
Re: The Face of Drumheller, Mike, 18:31
China Telescopes, Jim Klein, 17:53
Re: Comet 2006 M4 (SWAN) had brightened dramatically, Paul Schlyter, 17:13
Re: The Sun had Sisters, Shawn, 17:11
Re: I wonder what kind of scope he has., Paranalense, 15:18
Re: Brightness of Betelgeuse, canopus56, 11:13
Re: The Sun had Sisters, thad, 08:54
Re: Scope test; $800 Chinese beats $2800 Stellarvue, thad, 08:42
Re: Scope test; $800 Chinese beats $2800 Stellarvue, Rich, 08:06
Finally met SWAN..., Marty, 04:08
Re: Where the hell is Nancy Leider?, mx, 03:54
Re: The Sun had Sisters, Greg Crinklaw, 02:52
Re: Scope test; $800 Chinese beats $2800 Stellarvue, Jan Owen, 02:45
Re: Scope test; $800 Chinese beats $2800 Stellarvue, Jan Owen, 02:38
Re: The Face of Drumheller, raymond larsson, 02:15
Re: The Sun had Sisters, Brian Tung, 01:32
Re: Scope test; $800 Chinese beats $2800 Stellarvue, Rich, 01:27
Re: Brightness of Betelgeuse, Brian Tung, 01:26
Re: Scope test; $800 Chinese beats $2800 Stellarvue, Rich, 01:25
Re: The Sun had Sisters, thad, 01:12

October 27, 2006

SkyTonight.com's Weekly Bulletin - Oct 27, SJG, 23:51
Curious FMO in California, gnosticbeast, 23:47
Re: The Sun had Sisters, Iordani, 23:07
Re: The Sun had Sisters, Greg Crinklaw, 23:01
Re: Where the hell is Nancy Leider?, mx, 22:48
Brightness of Betelgeuse, Robert Lunsford, 22:38
Re: Scope City vs. Telescopes.com, Jan Owen, 21:10
Re: The Face of Drumheller, Mike, 21:00
Re: Scope City vs. Telescopes.com, Walt, 19:44
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, George Dishman, 19:33
Re: Orion ED120, dan&lisa, 18:50
Re: Scope City vs. Telescopes.com, lal_truckee, 18:04
Re: Scope test; $800 Chinese beats $2800 Stellarvue, Michael McCulloch, 18:02
Re: The Face of Drumheller, Don't Be Evil, 17:37
Re: Scope test; $800 Chinese beats $2800 Stellarvue, Darian, 17:25
Re: Scope test; $800 Chinese beats $2800 Stellarvue, Darian, 17:23
Re: Scope test; $800 Chinese beats $2800 Stellarvue, Pierre Vandevenne, 17:11
Orion ED120, Jack, 15:55
Re: Beautiful women, aged clones, and Ultimate Fighting Championship, Davoud, 15:37
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, William . Mook, 14:46
Re: Where the hell is Nancy Leider?, Richard F.L.R.Snashall, 12:47
Re: Where the hell is Nancy Leider?, thad, 12:37
Re: Scope City vs. Telescopes.com, thad, 12:31
Re: The Sun had Sisters, thad, 12:07
Re: Scope test; $800 Chinese beats $2800 Stellarvue, thad, 11:45
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, George Dishman, 10:32
Re: Scope test; $800 Chinese beats $2800 Stellarvue, Pierre Vandevenne, 10:26
Re: The Sun had Sisters, Matthew Ota, 09:06
Re: Comet Swan, Matthew Ota, 07:05
Re: Comet Swan -- increased in brightness from magnitude +6 to +4.5, Banish Banality, 06:24
Re: Comet Swan, Mark F., 06:19
Re: I wonder what kind of scope he has., lal_truckee, 05:14
Re: Comet Swan, Matthew Ota, 05:10
Comet Swan, Mark F., 04:56
The Face of Drumheller, Mike, 04:39
Re: Scope test; $800 Chinese beats $2800 Stellarvue, Mike, 04:37
Re: Scope test; $800 Chinese beats $2800 Stellarvue, Jan Owen, 04:30
Re: Comet Swan & UK?, Pete Lawrence, 03:50
Re: Comet Swan question, Florian, 03:33
Re: Comet Swan & UK?, MrB, 03:28
Re: I wonder what kind of scope he has., Greg Crinklaw, 03:14
Re: Scope test; $800 Chinese beats $2800 Stellarvue, George Normandin, 03:04
Obs. C2006/M4 (SWAN) - 10/26/2006, Stephen Paul, 02:48
Comet Swan question, Ralph, 02:43
Re: Is there an "astro" buying season?, George Normandin, 02:42
Re: Theophilus in chromacorr'd 6" Refractor, George Normandin, 02:26
Re: Comet Swan & UK?, Richard Tobin, 02:18
Re: I wonder what kind of scope he has., Pat O'Connell, 01:58
Re: Scope City vs. Telescopes.com, Florian, 01:50
Re: Scope test; $800 Chinese beats $2800 Stellarvue, Pete Lawrence, 01:41
Re: Comet Swan -- increased in brightness from magnitude +6 to +4.5, kb3jqj, 01:39
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, William . Mook, 01:08
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, William . Mook, 01:07
Re: Problem with Rigel Quickfinder, rigelsys, 00:55
Re: Scope test; $800 Chinese beats $2800 Stellarvue, Jan Owen, 00:52
Re: Scope test; $800 Chinese beats $2800 Stellarvue, lal_truckee, 00:40
Re: Scope test; $800 Chinese beats $2800 Stellarvue, RMOLLISE, 00:20

October 26, 2006

Re: Comet 2006 M4 (SWAN) had brightened dramatically, Brian Tung, 23:39
Re: Scope test; $800 Chinese beats $2800 Stellarvue, T . Bloompaster Weatherford, 23:06
Scope test; $800 Chinese beats $2800 Stellarvue, Rich, 22:28
Re: Comet Swan & UK?, Pete Lawrence, 22:01
Re: Comet Swan & UK?, Pete Lawrence, 22:00
infinite pill-shaped universe?, Mike, 20:43
Re: Scope City vs. Telescopes.com, Jan Owen, 20:35
BREAKING NEWS: First Cepheid Distance to Sculptor Group Galaxy NGC 55, Magnificent Universe, 20:32
Re: Comet Swan getting closer?, Greg Crinklaw, 20:27
Re: Comet Swan getting closer?, G, 20:23
Re: Mercury Transit?, oriel36, 20:09
Re: Comet Swan & UK?, Paul Clark, 20:01
Re: I wonder what kind of scope he has., lal_truckee, 19:29
Re: Scope City vs. Telescopes.com, lal_truckee, 19:26
Re: The Sun had Sisters, Greg Crinklaw, 18:55
Re: Scope City vs. Telescopes.com, Mij Adyaw, 18:20
Re: Converting digital cameras, laura halliday, 17:54
Re: Where the hell is Nancy Leider?, Starlord, 17:10
Re: Astronomy Laptop ..., W. Watson, 16:51
And then came the moon...., elaich, 16:34
Re: Comet 2006 M4 (SWAN) had brightened dramatically, Paul Schlyter, 15:13
Re: Converting digital cameras, Paul Schlyter, 15:13
Re: Converting digital cameras, Mike, 14:48
Re: I wonder what kind of scope he has., Paranalense, 14:31
Re: Where the hell is Nancy Leider?, Rick Evans, 12:51
Re: Scope City vs. Telescopes.com, George, 12:04
Re: Converting digital cameras, Roger Hamlett, 11:31
Re: Comet 2006 M4 (SWAN) had brightened dramatically, boo, 11:05
Re: Comet Swan -- increased in brightness from magnitude +6 to +4.5, Banish Banality, 09:56
Re: Where the hell is Nancy Leider?, Banish Banality, 09:53
Re: Comet 2006 M4 (SWAN) had brightened dramatically, Paul Schlyter, 09:13
Re: Comet 2006 M4 (SWAN) had brightened dramatically, boo, 08:06
Re: Scope City vs. Telescopes.com, Mij Adyaw, 06:48
Re: Where the hell is Nancy Leider?, Mij Adyaw, 06:45
Re: Where the hell is Nancy Leider?, SkySea, 06:42
Re: The Sun had Sisters, jsavard, 06:10
Re: The Sun had Sisters, jsavard, 06:07
Re: Still breezy, but fewer clouds, Jan Owen, 05:41
Re: Converting digital cameras, Mike, 05:10
Re: Still breezy, but fewer clouds, Marty, 05:08
Re: Comet Swan -- increased in brightness from magnitude +6 to +4.5, Joe S., 04:10
Re: Converting digital cameras, Stephen Paul, 03:57
Re: Where the hell is Nancy Leider?, William Hamblen, 03:46
Re: Converting digital cameras, Stephen Paul, 03:10
Re: Converting digital cameras, Greg Crinklaw, 02:59
Re: Comet Swan -- increased in brightness from magnitude +6 to +4.5, Mike, 02:57
Comet Swan -- increased in brightness from magnitude +6 to +4.5, Sam Wormley, 02:43
Re: I wonder what kind of scope he has., lal_truckee, 02:37
STEREO Mission in final countdown stages..., Sam Wormley, 02:19
Still breezy, but fewer clouds, Jan Owen, 02:11
Re: Converting digital cameras, Mike, 02:08
Re: Converting digital cameras, Stephen Paul, 02:02
Re: I wonder what kind of scope he has., OG, 01:28
Re: Converting digital cameras, laura halliday, 01:16
Re: Converting digital cameras, Stephen Paul, 00:45
Re: Converting digital cameras, Greg Crinklaw, 00:44
Re: Where the hell is Nancy Leider?, Bob Downonit, 00:26
Re: Comet 2006 M4 (SWAN) had brightened dramatically, Jan Owen, 00:09
Re: Converting digital cameras, Mike, 00:08

October 25, 2006

Re: The Sun had Sisters, Jim Klein, 23:46
Re: Mercury Transit?, Michael Murphy, 22:50
Re: Mercury Transit?, laura halliday, 22:36
Re: Converting digital cameras, Greg Crinklaw, 22:36
Re: Converting digital cameras, laura halliday, 22:24
Re: Mercury Transit?, Joe S., 21:56
Re: Converting digital cameras, Mike, 21:51
Re: Converting digital cameras, Greg Crinklaw, 20:58
Re: MN66 owners, Uncle Bob, 20:43
Re: Mercury Transit?, Michael Murphy, 20:29
Re: Converting digital cameras, Mike, 20:26
Re: Comet Swan getting closer?, Greg Crinklaw, 20:24
Re: Converting digital cameras, Greg Crinklaw, 20:18
Mercury Transit?, RAMangold, 20:16
Re: Large achromat (150mm) vendors needed, Surplus Shed, 19:37
Re: Converting digital cameras, Mike, 18:57
Re: Converting digital cameras, Mike, 18:53
Comet Swan getting closer?, G, 18:41
Re: Converting digital cameras, Greg Crinklaw, 18:39
Re: Converting digital cameras, laura halliday, 18:27
Re: The Sun had Sisters, Michael McCulloch, 18:18
Converting digital cameras, Mike, 17:39
Re: Where the hell is Nancy Leider?, Mike L'Mao, 17:34
Re: Problem with Rigel Quickfinder, rob, 17:27
Re: Where the hell is Nancy Leider?, Starlord, 16:24
Re: Where the hell is Nancy Leider?, Joe S., 15:59
Where the hell is Nancy Leider?, Uncle Bob, 15:22
Podcast: Getting Started in Amateur Astronomy, Sam Wormley, 15:06
Re: and sun earth moon venus mars jup mercury??????lined up like "V", Bob Schmall, 15:05
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, George Dishman, 13:54
and sun earth moon venus mars jup mercury??????lined up like "V", don . lotto, 08:09
Swan spits out a piece?, Uncle Bob, 07:14
Re: Any good memorable comets coming soon? Like Ikeya-Zhang Hale-Bopp, David Knisely, 07:13
Re: Comet 2006 M4 (SWAN) had brightened dramatically, Mike L'Mao, 07:05
Re: comet alert, Uncle Bob, 06:30
Re: Comet 2006 M4 (SWAN) had brightened dramatically, Uncle Bob, 06:26
Re: Comet 2006 M4 (SWAN) had brightened dramatically, Greg Crinklaw, 06:17
Re: Comet 2006 M4 (SWAN) had brightened dramatically, Shawn, 05:51
Re: Comet 2006 M4 (SWAN) had brightened dramatically, Shawn, 05:50
The Sun had Sisters, Klaatu, 05:49
Re: test, thinman, 05:38
Re: Comet SWAN - Naked-eye?, Florian, 05:33
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, William . Mook, 05:02
Re: Comet 2006 M4 (SWAN) had brightened dramatically, Mike L'Mao, 04:57
comet alert, nuckdaily@xxxxxxxxx, 04:42
Re: Comet 2006 M4 (SWAN) had brightened dramatically, Shawn, 04:40
Re: Comet SWAN - Naked-eye?, allisonki, 04:34
Re: Comet 2006 M4 (SWAN) had brightened dramatically, Joe S., 04:19
Re: MN66 owners, dan&lisa, 03:51
Re: Comet 2006 M4 (SWAN) had brightened dramatically, Joe S., 03:32
Re: Comet 2006 M4 (SWAN) had brightened dramatically, Shawn, 03:08
Re: Comet SWAN - Naked-eye?, William Hamblen, 02:46
Re: Any good memorable comets coming soon? Like Ikeya-Zhang Hale-Bopp, canopus56, 02:25
Re: MN66 owners, atasselli@xxxxxxxxxxx, 02:00
Re: Comet 2006 M4 (SWAN) had brightened dramatically, Mike L'Mao, 01:59
Re: Comet 2006 M4 (SWAN) had brightened dramatically, G\"Laptop\", 01:53
Re: Who makes the best Dobs?<--The Best Dobs are the NEW dobs., A. Pismo Clam, 01:39
Re: Any good memorable comets coming soon? Like Ikeya-Zhang Hale-Bopp, CNJ999, 00:51
Re: Comet 2006 M4 (SWAN) had brightened dramatically, Mike L'Mao, 00:31
Re: Comet 2006 M4 (SWAN) had brightened dramatically, Paul Clark, 00:25
Re: Problem with Rigel Quickfinder, Dennis Woos, 00:23
Re: Problem with Rigel Quickfinder, Bob May, 00:21
Re: Comet 2006 M4 (SWAN) had brightened dramatically, Pete Lawrence, 00:19
Re: Scopetronix defunct?, James Harris, 00:19
Re: Any good memorable comets coming soon? Like Ikeya-Zhang Hale-Bopp, CNJ999, 00:16
Re: Comet 2006 M4 (SWAN) had brightened dramatically, Tom Polakis, 00:12

October 24, 2006

Re: Comet 2006 M4 (SWAN) had brightened dramatically, Pete Lawrence, 23:59
Re: Comet SWAN - Naked-eye?, Pete Lawrence, 23:53
Re: Comet 2006 M4 (SWAN) had brightened dramatically, Greg Crinklaw, 23:39
Re: Comet 2006 M4 (SWAN) had brightened dramatically, Shawn, 23:20
Problem with Rigel Quickfinder, abhishek, 23:10
Re: MN66 owners, Dennis Woos, 22:50
Re: MN66 owners, atasselli@xxxxxxxxxxx, 22:36
Comet 2006 M4 (SWAN) had brightened dramatically, Greg Crinklaw, 22:35
Re: Any good memorable comets coming soon? Like Ikeya-Zhang Hale-Bopp, David Knisely, 22:30
Re: Comet SWAN - Naked-eye?, John Banister, 22:17
Re: Video Astronomy, RS, 22:00
Re: Video Astronomy, Mike L'Mao, 21:54
Re: Comet SWAN - Naked-eye?, Greg Crinklaw, 21:28
Re: Any good memorable comets coming soon? Like Ikeya-Zhang Hale-Bopp, Greg Crinklaw, 21:17
Re: Bayer CCD vs. LRGB imaging, David Knisely, 21:14
Re: Any good memorable comets coming soon? Like Ikeya-Zhang Hale-Bopp, Greg Crinklaw, 21:14
Re: Any good memorable comets coming soon? Like Ikeya-Zhang Hale-Bopp, canopus56, 21:11
Re: Any good memorable comets coming soon? Like Ikeya-Zhang Hale-Bopp, canopus56, 21:01
Re: Any good memorable comets coming soon? Like Ikeya-Zhang Hale-Bopp, David Nakamoto, 20:28
Re: Any good memorable comets coming soon? Like Ikeya-Zhang Hale-Bopp, canopus56, 20:09
Re: Any good memorable comets coming soon? Like Ikeya-Zhang Hale-Bopp, Greg Crinklaw, 19:37
I wonder what kind of scope he has., Craig M . Bobchin, 19:35
SkyWatcher 180mm Mak-Cass, dan&lisa, 19:05
Re: Any good memorable comets coming soon? Like Ikeya-Zhang Hale-Bopp, canopus56, 18:21
Re: Bayer CCD vs. LRGB imaging, Paul Schlyter, 17:44
Re: Scope City vs. Telescopes.com, Don't Be Evil, 17:41
Video Astronomy, RS, 17:31
Re: MN66 owners, dan&lisa, 17:27
Re: Orionids, Chris L Peterson, 17:19
Re: Comet SWAN - Naked-eye?, Greg Crinklaw, 17:13
Re: Any good memorable comets coming soon? Like Ikeya-Zhang Hale-Bopp, CNJ999, 16:52
Re: Best value 80mm scope?, Tom_T, 16:40
Re: Guitarist from Queen and Astronomy, Tom_T, 16:25
Re: Any good memorable comets coming soon? Like Ikeya-Zhang Hale-Bopp, CNJ999, 16:11
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, George Dishman, 15:54
Re: Scope City vs. Telescopes.com, George, 15:51
Re: Scope City vs. Telescopes.com, Dennis Woos, 15:47
Re: Any good memorable comets coming soon? Like Ikeya-Zhang Hale-Bopp, CNJ999, 15:45
Re: MN66 owners, dan&lisa, 15:42
Re: MESSENGER probe due for Venus encounter, Paul Neave, 15:39
Scope City vs. Telescopes.com, Walt, 15:22
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, Havriliak, 15:21
Re: MN66 owners, atasselli@xxxxxxxxxxx, 15:16
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, William . Mook, 15:05
Re: Comet SWAN - Naked-eye?, Dave Mitsky, 14:25
Re: Cherry Springs, Dave Mitsky, 14:17
Re: Comet Swan Observation Oct. 21, 2006, Dave Mitsky, 14:05
Re: Any good memorable comets coming soon? Like Ikeya-Zhang Hale-Bopp, wsnell01, 12:49
Re: Bayer CCD vs. LRGB imaging, nytecam, 12:37
Re: Astro Limerick--Fraknoi, W. Watson, 12:36
Re: Astro Limerick--Fraknoi, W. Watson, 12:32
Re: 911 demolition vid, Protagonist, 11:32
Re: 911 demolition vid, Protagonist, 11:27
Re: Guitarist from Queen and Astronomy, Ed Holden, 07:54
Re: Any good memorable comets coming soon? Like Ikeya-Zhang Hale-Bopp, David Knisely, 05:29
Re: Guitarist from Queen and Astronomy, Mike L'Mao, 05:17
Guitarist from Queen and Astronomy, Alan French, 04:55
Re: MESSENGER probe due for Venus encounter, Bill Owen, 03:57
Re: Any good memorable comets coming soon? Like Ikeya-Zhang Hale-Bopp, canopus56, 03:10
Re: Any good memorable comets coming soon? Like Ikeya-Zhang Hale-Bopp, canopus56, 03:07
Re: MESSENGER probe due for Venus encounter, Ed Holden, 02:50
Re: Orionids, Marty, 01:58
Re: The Stoody Scope, Ernie Dunbar, 01:43
Re: Orionids, Chris L Peterson, 00:36
Re: what galaxy, Dave, 00:21

October 23, 2006

Re: Orionids, Starlord, 22:09
Re: looking for astronomy online ebooks, maysara . omar, 21:31
Re: Orionids, lanky_lx5, 21:28
Re: MN66 owners, dan&lisa, 21:17
Re: MN66 owners, dan&lisa, 21:15
Re: Orionids, RMOLLISE, 21:14
Re: MN66 owners, atasselli@xxxxxxxxxxx, 21:01
Re: Orionids, Mike L'Mao, 20:53
MESSENGER probe due for Venus encounter, Paul Neave, 20:53
Re: Any good memorable comets coming soon? Like Ikeya-Zhang Hale-Bopp, Howard Lester, 20:44
Re: Orionids, canopus56, 20:39
Re: Scopetronix defunct?, Archteryx, 20:34
Re: Anybody hear from Scopetronix???, Archteryx, 20:30
Re: Comet Swan Observation Oct. 21, 2006, Gary Honis, 20:27
Re: Any good memorable comets coming soon? Like Ikeya-Zhang Hale-Bopp, canopus56, 19:37
Orionids, Jack, 19:13
Re: Any idea as to which STAR this might be?, laura halliday, 18:25
Re: telrad and smaller scope, Mij Adyaw, 18:07
Re: 911 demolition vid, Mike L'Mao, 18:06
Re: 911 demolition vid, Uncle Bob, 18:03
Re: MN66 owners, Uncle Bob, 17:43
KDP-2 Available to ATM Clubs, Jim Klein, 17:13
Re: Any idea as to which STAR this might be?, Eugene Griessel, 17:00
Re: 911 demolition vid, Mike L'Mao, 16:56
Re: telrad and smaller scope, Ed B., 16:30
Re: Any good memorable comets coming soon? Like Ikeya-Zhang Hale-Bopp, CNJ999, 16:24
Re: Any good memorable comets coming soon? Like Ikeya-Zhang Hale-Bopp, Chris L Peterson, 16:12
Re: Any idea as to which STAR this might be?, wsnell01, 16:08
MN66 owners, dan&lisa, 16:00
Re: Any good memorable comets coming soon? Like Ikeya-Zhang Hale-Bopp, Howard Lester, 15:27
Re: Any idea as to which STAR this might be?, Paul Schlyter, 15:14
Re: Any good memorable comets coming soon? Like Ikeya-Zhang Hale-Bopp, Paul Schlyter, 15:14
Re: Any idea as to which STAR this might be?, Paul Schlyter, 15:14
Re: telrad and smaller scope, Don't Be Evil, 15:03
Re: 911 demolition vid, Mike L'Mao, 14:38
Re: Any good memorable comets coming soon? Like Ikeya-Zhang Hale-Bopp, Johnny Borborigmi, 12:45
Re: Any idea as to which STAR this might be?, wsnell01, 12:28
Re: The Stoody Scope, George, 12:19
Re: Any idea as to which STAR this might be?, Eugene Griessel, 10:34
Re: Any good memorable comets coming soon? Like Ikeya-Zhang Hale-Bopp, Paul Schlyter, 09:13
Re: The Stoody Scope, Mike Simmons, 08:16
Re: Any idea as to which STAR this might be?, Mike Ruskai, 07:33
Re: The Stoody Scope, Shawn, 06:55
Re: The Stoody Scope, Uncle Bob, 06:47
911 demolition vid, Mike L'Mao, 06:21
Re: telrad and smaller scope, Matthew Ota, 04:41
Re: The Stoody Scope, Bill Cotten, 03:45
Re: Best way to stay outside?, JDS, 03:33
Re: Best way to stay outside?, JDS, 03:31
Re: Any good memorable comets coming soon? Like Ikeya-Zhang Hale-Bopp, Mark Gingrich, 03:13
Re: The Stoody Scope, Florian, 03:07
Re: telrad and smaller scope, John Nichols, 02:42
Re: telrad and smaller scope, Chris L Peterson, 02:42
Re: telrad and smaller scope, brucegooglegroups, 02:30
Re: telrad and smaller scope, Florian, 02:25
Re: The Stoody Scope, wsnell01, 02:25
Re: Is there an "astro" buying season?, canopus56, 02:14
Re: telrad and smaller scope, John Nichols, 02:11
Re: Any good memorable comets coming soon? Like Ikeya-Zhang Hale-Bopp, Howard Lester, 02:10
Re: The Stoody Scope, John Nichols, 02:08
Re: Any idea as to which STAR this might be?, Leesa_Tay, 01:57
Re: Is there an "astro" buying season?, zaph, 01:52
Re: telrad and smaller scope, Starlord, 01:25
Re: The Stoody Scope, Florian, 01:13
The Stoody Scope, Florian, 01:11
Re: telrad and smaller scope, Bob May, 01:08
Re: Any good memorable comets coming soon? Like Ikeya-Zhang Hale-Bopp, Stephen Paul, 01:06
Re: Looking for Robert P. Weaver, ATM friend, Greg Crinklaw, 01:03
Re: telrad and smaller scope, Dennis Woos, 00:54
Re: Any good memorable comets coming soon? Like Ikeya-Zhang Hale-Bopp, Mark Gingrich, 00:31
Re: Any idea as to which STAR this might be?, Sam Wormley, 00:22
telrad and smaller scope, brucegooglegroups, 00:21
Re: Any idea as to which STAR this might be?, Leesa_Tay, 00:20

October 22, 2006

Re: SANAL KÜTÜPHANE PROJESİNE DESTEK TALEBİ..., Sjouke Burry, 22:44
Re: Any good memorable comets coming soon? Like Ikeya-Zhang Hale-Bopp, Stephen Paul, 22:24
Re: Cherry Springs, George Normandin, 22:19
Re: Any good memorable comets coming soon? Like Ikeya-Zhang Hale-Bopp, CNJ999, 22:12
Re: Best way to stay outside?, David G. Nagel, 22:11
Re: Is there an "astro" buying season?, Mike L'Mao, 22:03
Re: Any good memorable comets coming soon? Like Ikeya-Zhang Hale-Bopp, George Normandin, 21:51
Re: Best way to stay outside?, George Normandin, 21:39
Re: Best way to stay outside?, JDS, 21:01
Re: Best way to stay outside?, Tater, 19:45
Re: Any good memorable comets coming soon? Like Ikeya-Zhang Hale-Bopp, wsnell01, 19:40
Re: looking for astronomy online ebooks, Dr M In PhD, 19:23
Re: Any good memorable comets coming soon? Like Ikeya-Zhang Hale-Bopp, Chris L Peterson, 19:05
Re: Any good memorable comets coming soon? Like Ikeya-Zhang Hale-Bopp, David Nakamoto, 18:53
Re: Any idea as to which STAR this might be?, Howard Lester, 18:31
Re: Major SETI Institute Announcement, Jim Klein, 18:22
Any good memorable comets coming soon? Like Ikeya-Zhang Hale-Bopp, rdeol85@xxxxxxxxx, 18:08
Re: Large achromat (150mm) vendors needed, wsnell01, 16:35
Re: Meade truss tube dobs, Richard Amirault, 16:12
Comet Swan Observation Oct. 21, 2006, Stephen Paul, 15:53
Re: looking for astronomy online ebooks, netopps, 14:30
Re: defocused pattern anomaly, dan&lisa, 14:06
Re: Any idea as to which STAR this might be?, Eugene Griessel, 14:04
Re: Any idea as to which STAR this might be?, Algomeysa2, 13:53
Re: Any idea as to which STAR this might be?, Eugene Griessel, 13:50
Re: Help ID an old EQ fork mount, 1950's(?) vintage., Uncle Bob, 12:45
Re: Any idea as to which STAR this might be?, Sam Wormley, 12:33
Re: defocused pattern anomaly, Uncle Bob, 12:25
Re: Any idea as to which STAR this might be?, Eugene Griessel, 12:08
Re: Cherry Springs, Dave Mitsky, 12:02
Re: Cherry Springs, Dave Mitsky, 11:55
Re: Cherry Springs, Dave Mitsky, 11:54
Re: Any idea as to which STAR this might be?, Algomeysa2, 11:41
Re: Cherry Springs, Dave Mitsky, 11:30
Re: Is there an "astro" buying season?, John Carruthers, 11:27
Re: Increasing the pitch of solar sound without decrease playback time?, Charlotta, 10:34
Re: Large achromat (150mm) vendors needed, Charlotta, 10:24
Re: Nov 8th, the planet Mercury will transit the Sun, Enyo, 09:50
Re: Any idea as to which STAR this might be?, Eugene Griessel, 08:35
Re: Any idea as to which STAR this might be?, SkySea, 08:35
Any idea as to which STAR this might be?, Leesa_Tay, 08:22
Re: Comet 2006 M4 Swan from Gardena, California, canopus56, 07:42
Re: Is there an "astro" buying season?, Martin R. Howell, 06:59
comet, Starlord, 05:24
Re: LINK PIX. Colour of moon's surface grey or gold? Here is why! Antares Occultn JPG, don . lotto, 05:17
LINK PIX. Colour of moon's surface grey or gold? Here is why! Antares Occultn JPG, don . lotto, 05:11
Re: Bayer CCD vs. LRGB imaging, Chris L Peterson, 04:46
The LunarPhase Pro Affiliate Program now offers 50% Commissions, nsosupport, 04:11
Re: Nov 8th, the planet Mercu, JOHN PAZMINO, 03:50
Re: Is there an "astro" buyin, JOHN PAZMINO, 03:50
Re: Help identify glass cylin, JOHN PAZMINO, 03:50
Re: Allies in Space, JOHN PAZMINO, 03:50
Re: Nov 8th, the planet Mercu, JOHN PAZMINO, 03:50
Re: 911 -- Conspiracy F 2/ 2, JOHN PAZMINO, 03:50
Re: 911 -- Conspiracy Fatigue, JOHN PAZMINO, 03:50
Re: 911 -- Conspiracy F 1/ 2, JOHN PAZMINO, 03:50
Re: Scopetronix defunct?, JOHN PAZMINO, 03:50
Re: Nov 8th, the planet Mercu, JOHN PAZMINO, 03:50
Re: Increasing the pitch of solar sound without decrease playback time?, Radium, 03:39
Re: Is there an "astro" buying season?, Pat O'Connell, 03:37
Re: Increasing the pitch of solar sound without decrease playback time?, Ben Rudiak-Gould, 03:11
Re: Meade truss tube dobs, Jan Owen, 03:05
Re: defocused pattern anomaly, dan&lisa, 02:32
defocused pattern anomaly, dan&lisa, 01:44
Re: Bayer CCD vs. LRGB imaging, Anthony Ayiomamitis, 01:38
Re: Bayer CCD vs. LRGB imaging, Michael McCulloch, 01:35
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, N:dlzc D:aol T:com \(dlzc\), 01:09
Meade truss tube dobs, Richard Amirault, 00:49

October 21, 2006

Re: Best way to stay outside?, Starlord, 23:11
Re: Help identify glass cylinder, Stephen Paul, 22:42
Re: Help identify glass cylinder, Stephen Paul, 22:31
Re: Bayer CCD vs. LRGB imaging, atasselli@xxxxxxxxxxx, 22:28
looking for astronomy online ebooks, maysara . omar, 22:22
Best way to stay outside?, JDS, 22:19
Re: Nov 8th, the planet Mercury will transit the Sun, oriel36, 21:38
Re: Major SETI Institute Announcement, Mike L'Mao, 21:06
Re: Is there an "astro" buying season?, Mike L'Mao, 20:56
Re: Bayer CCD vs. LRGB imaging, Anthony Ayiomamitis, 18:23
Re: Increasing the pitch of solar sound without decrease playback time?, rotchm@xxxxxxxxx, 18:17
Re: Increasing the pitch of solar sound without decrease playback time?, rotchm@xxxxxxxxx, 18:07
A few backyard objects, TV76, 10/20/06, Florian, 17:42
Re: Major SETI Institute Announcement, Jim Klein, 17:38
Re: Cherry Springs, Chris L Peterson, 17:32
Re: Increasing the pitch of solar sound without decrease playback time?, Al, 17:25
Re: Cherry Springs, George Normandin, 17:20
Re: Is there an "astro" buying season?, Al, 17:14
Is there an "astro" buying season?, George Normandin, 17:00
Re: Bayer CCD vs. LRGB imaging, Chris L Peterson, 16:38
Re: Bayer CCD vs. LRGB imaging, Anthony Ayiomamitis, 15:59
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, George Dishman, 11:33
Re: SkyTonight.com's Weekly Bulletin - Oct 20, thad, 11:11
Re: Cherry Springs, Dave Mitsky, 10:41
Re: Help identify glass cylinder, lynt, 08:13
Re: Increasing the pitch of solar sound without decrease playback time?, rotchm@xxxxxxxxx, 07:23
Re: charts for comet, Starlord, 07:23
Re: Nov 8th, the planet Mercury will transit the Sun, Mike L'Mao, 07:11
Re: 16" Meade LightBridge, Protagonist, 06:55
Re: Help identify glass cylinder, Kruger Kid, 06:47
Re: charts for comet, Mighty Web Designs, 06:43
Increasing the pitch of solar sound without decrease playback time?, Radium, 06:35
charts for comet, Starlord, 05:57
Re: Nov 8th, the planet Mercury will transit the Sun, George Normandin, 05:56
Re: This weekend, a mild but pretty flurry of meteors will..., George Normandin, 05:31
Re: Help ID an old EQ fork mount, 1950's(?) vintage., George Normandin, 05:25
Comet 2006 M4 Swan from Gardena, California, Matthew Ota, 04:59
Comet 2006 M4 Swan from Gardena, California, Matthew Ota, 04:59
Re: Scope or bino solar filter, Sjouke Burry, 04:25
Re: Scope or bino solar filter, Joe S., 04:21
SkyTonight.com's Weekly Bulletin - Oct 20, SJG, 04:06
Re: Scope or bino solar filter, VicXnews, 03:55
Re: Scope or bino solar filter, Starlord, 03:55
Re: Nov 8th, the planet Mercury will transit the Sun, Mike Simmons, 03:33
Scope or bino solar filter, Joe S., 03:28
Re: Siegburg Germany police announce fire caused by meteor, Chris L Peterson, 03:21
Re: Siegburg Germany police announce fire caused by meteor, Jan Owen, 03:17
Re: Nov 8th, the planet Mercury will transit the Sun, Sjouke Burry, 03:03
Re: Siegburg Germany police announce fire caused by meteor, Matthew Ota, 03:01
Re: Nov 8th, the planet Mercury will transit the Sun, Matthew Ota, 02:59
Nov 8th, the planet Mercury will transit the Sun, Sam Wormley, 01:02
Re: Best value 80mm scope?, Mike L'Mao, 00:53
Re: Large achromat (150mm) vendors needed, dsmalln, 00:28
Re: Siegburg Germany police announce fire caused by meteor, Chris L Peterson, 00:12

October 20, 2006

Re: Anybody hear from Scopetronix???, Mean Mr Mustard, 23:45
Siegburg Germany police announce fire caused by meteor, Algomeysa2, 23:42
Large achromat (150mm) vendors needed, Edward Ruden, 22:19
Re: Bayer CCD vs. LRGB imaging, Antonio Zanardo, 22:03
Re: Bayer CCD vs. LRGB imaging, Chris L Peterson, 21:12
Re: 16" Meade LightBridge, Ernie Dunbar, 21:11
Re: A Dry Moon After All?, canopus56, 21:01
Re: back in time, canopus56, 20:48
Re: Bayer CCD vs. LRGB imaging, atasselli@xxxxxxxxxxx, 20:48
Re: Bayer CCD vs. LRGB imaging, atasselli@xxxxxxxxxxx, 20:46
Re: Bayer CCD vs. LRGB imaging, Chris L Peterson, 20:44
Cherry Springs, Joe Bergeron, 20:34
Re: Bayer CCD vs. LRGB imaging, Michael McCulloch, 20:33
Anybody hear from Scopetronix???, kb3jqj, 20:19
Re: Best value 80mm scope?, Shelldigger, 19:51
Re: Help identify glass cylinder, AM, 19:31
Re: Help identify glass cylinder, Kruger Kid, 18:17
Re: back in time, Paul Schlyter, 18:12
Re: back in time, Paul Schlyter, 18:12
Re: back in time, Sam Wormley, 17:26
Re: back in time, canopus56, 17:17
Re: Bayer CCD vs. LRGB imaging, Trane Francks, 17:10
Re: Bayer CCD vs. LRGB imaging, Chris L Peterson, 16:58
Re: Bayer CCD vs. LRGB imaging, RMOLLISE, 16:26
Re: Bayer CCD vs. LRGB imaging, Chris L Peterson, 16:08
Re: Bayer CCD vs. LRGB imaging, Chris L Peterson, 16:01
Re: Best value 80mm scope?, RMOLLISE, 15:50
Re: back in time, Sam Wormley, 15:28
Re: Best value 80mm scope?, AM, 15:16
Re: 16" Meade LightBridge, RMOLLISE, 15:00
Re: Bayer CCD vs. LRGB imaging, RMOLLISE, 14:56
Re: Best value 80mm scope?, RMOLLISE, 14:53
Re: How to drive a Phillips Toucam Pro, John Carruthers, 13:12
Best value 80mm scope?, Jim, 09:03
Re: back in time, Educate, 08:43
Re: A Dry Moon After All?, Educate, 08:37
Re: Bayer CCD vs. LRGB imaging, Trane Francks, 08:23
Re: Albireo, Educate, 08:23
Re: Major SETI Institute Announcement, Educate, 08:16
Re: A Dry Moon After All?, Rich, 06:18
PlanetQuest, Klaatu, 06:08
Re: Help identify glass cylinder, Pat O'Connell, 05:51
Re: Bayer CCD vs. LRGB imaging, Chris L Peterson, 05:47
Re: 16" Meade LightBridge, Protagonist, 05:44
Re: back in time, AustinMN, 05:30
Re: Major SETI Institute Announcement, Mike L'Mao, 04:27
Re: Help identify glass cylinder, John Nichols, 03:54
Re: Help identify glass cylinder, Florian, 02:39
Re: Help identify glass cylinder, Ioannis, 02:11
Re: Looking for Robert P. Weaver, ATM friend, Mike L'Mao, 02:00
Re: Help identify glass cylinder, Florian, 01:58
Re: Scopetronix defunct?, James Harris, 01:49
Re: back in time, darkfield, 00:29
Re: Looking for Robert P. Weaver, ATM friend, Jim Klein, 00:15
Bayer CCD vs. LRGB imaging, Antonio Zanardo, 00:15
Re: Looking for Robert P. Weaver, ATM friend, Jim Klein, 00:12
Re: back in time, Algomeysa2, 00:01

October 19, 2006

back in time, nuckdaily@xxxxxxxxx, 23:58
Re: Hawaiian Earthquake -- Effect on observatories, Steve Willner, 23:00
Fracastorius in high resolution, Lotz, 22:58
Re: Pic: Theophilus in chromacorr'd 6" Refractor, Lotz, 22:55
A few astronomy sites suggestions, david . mgg, 22:43
Re: HOW, Mike L'Mao, 21:02
Re: Albireo, Mike L'Mao, 20:58
Re: Looking for Robert P. Weaver, ATM friend, Mike L'Mao, 20:56
Re: Looking for Robert P. Weaver, ATM friend, Mike L'Mao, 20:53
Re: what galaxy, Jax, 20:45
Re: Another Galaxy Smashed Through Andromeda 200 Million Years Ago, Dennis Woos, 20:28
Re: Mirror Recoating, Dennis Woos, 19:16
Re: what galaxy, Dennis Woos, 19:06
Re: what galaxy, Brian Tung, 19:03
Another Galaxy Smashed Through Andromeda 200 Million Years Ago, Sam Wormley, 18:31
Re: what galaxy, laura halliday, 18:00
Re: Albireo, tony_flanders, 17:15
Re: what galaxy, tony_flanders, 15:59
Re: 16" Meade LightBridge, Dennis Woos, 15:43
Re: 16" Meade LightBridge, RMOLLISE, 15:38
Re: 16" Meade LightBridge, RMOLLISE, 15:34
Re: Major SETI Institute Announcement, fstops, 15:21
Re: 16" Meade LightBridge, Newbie, 15:09
Re: 16" Meade LightBridge, RMOLLISE, 13:35
Re: 16" Meade LightBridge, RMOLLISE, 13:30
Re: what galaxy, Stephen Paul, 10:46
Re: Albireo, Paul Schlyter, 08:42
This weekend, a mild but pretty flurry of meteors will..., Sam Wormley, 08:24
Re: Albireo, Chris L Peterson, 07:06
Re: what galaxy, Chris L Peterson, 07:04
Re: what galaxy, Eric, 06:49
Re: Albireo, Mike L'Mao, 06:43
Re: what galaxy, Brian Tung, 05:52
Re: what galaxy, Brian Tung, 05:45
Re: what galaxy, Chris L Peterson, 04:45
Re: Help identify glass cylinder, Chi-hung Yeung, 04:43
Re: what galaxy, Eric, 04:27
Re: Help identify glass cylinder, Pat O'Connell, 04:09
Re: Albireo, Dave, 03:51
Re: Help identify glass cylinder, reconair, 03:43
Re: Help identify glass cylinder, Sjouke Burry, 03:34
Re: Help identify glass cylinder, Havriliak, 03:31
Re: Help ID an old EQ fork mount, 1940 vintage<--found a date on it., Uncle Bob, 03:04
Re: Help identify glass cylinder, Florian, 02:30
Re: 911 -- Conspiracy Fatigue, T . Bloompaster Weatherford, 02:29
Re: 16" Meade LightBridge, Protagonist, 02:26
Re: Help identify glass cylinder, reconair, 02:22
Re: Help identify glass cylinder, Florian, 02:17
Re: Albireo, canopus56, 02:15
Re: Help identify glass cylinder, reconair, 02:05
OT: Help identify glass cylinder, Florian, 01:59
Re: Albireo, Thierry, 01:48
Re: 16" Meade LightBridge, Mark F., 01:46
Earthquake Update from W. M. Keck Observatory, Sam Wormley, 01:44
Re: Mirror Recoating, Jax, 01:35
A Dry Moon After All?, Sam Wormley, 01:34
Re: Albireo, Bill Owen, 01:26
Re: Albireo, Thierry, 01:23
Re: 16" Meade LightBridge, Uncle Bob, 01:21
Re: Albireo, starburst, 00:55

October 18, 2006

Re: Albireo, canopus56, 22:04
Re: Looking for Robert P. Weaver, ATM friend, AustinMN, 21:44
Re: what galaxy, Chris L Peterson, 20:18
Re: Mirror Recoating, Paul Winalski, 19:53
Re: 16" Meade LightBridge, Jan Owen, 19:52
Re: 16" Meade LightBridge, RMOLLISE, 19:42
Re: How to drive a Phillips Toucam Pro, Pat, 19:39
Re: what galaxy, Zebra24601, 19:35
Re: Albireo, Paul Winalski, 19:30
Re: what galaxy, Chris L Peterson, 18:24
Re: what galaxy, laura halliday, 17:55
Re: 16" Meade LightBridge, Jim Klein, 17:32
Re: Looking for Robert P. Weaver, ATM friend, Jim Klein, 17:26
Re: Looking for Robert P. Weaver, ATM friend, AustinMN, 16:00
Re: Albireo, tony_flanders, 15:52
Re: How to drive a Phillips Toucam Pro, RMOLLISE, 13:30
Re: 911 -- Conspiracy Fatigue, AM, 12:26
Re: Personal resonsibility, G. O. LAAS, Mike Simmons, 11:13
Re: Albireo, Trane Francks, 11:09
How to drive a Phillips Toucam Pro, Pat, 09:28
Help ID an old EQ fork mount, 1950's(?) vintage., Uncle Bob, 09:12
Re: Starmapping software, oriel36, 08:59
Albireo, Dave, 08:18
Re: Live from Starry Nights Festival, Zebra24601, 07:26
Re: what galaxy, Zebra24601, 07:19
Re: what galaxy, Sam Wormley, 06:01
what galaxy, Eric, 05:57
ESA's Mars Express spacecraft--more water ice, Sam Wormley, 05:32
Re: Quakes Rattle Hawaii Telescopes, Sam Wormley, 05:20
Quakes Rattle Hawaii Telescopes, Klaatu, 05:07
Re: Dark Sky Communities Disc, George Normandin, 04:18
Mirror Recoating, Jim Wilkerson, 03:49
Re: Starmapping software, OG, 01:28
Re: Hawaiian Earthquake -- Effect on observatories, George, 00:53

October 17, 2006

Re: Astro Limerick--Fraknoi, RanDog, 22:56
Re: Scopetronix defunct?, Darian, 21:23
Re: Scopetronix defunct?, howieglatter, 21:13
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, oriel36, 20:55
Major SETI Institute Announcement, Klaatu, 20:47
Looking for Robert P. Weaver, ATM friend, Jim Klein, 19:52
Re: Starmapping software, oriel36, 18:55
Re: Starmapping software, oriel36, 18:43
Re: Hawaiian Earthquake -- Effect on observatories, David Knisely, 18:15
Re: Scopetronix defunct?, Darian, 17:20
Re: *24* Days & Counting..., John Baker, 08:57
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, N:dlzc D:aol T:com \(dlzc\), 03:02

October 16, 2006

Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, George Dishman, 22:00

October 15, 2006

Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, William . Mook, 16:30
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, George Dishman, 13:47
Re: 'Most Haunted LIVE!' 2006 / Min's Halloween Commentary, John Baker, 10:03
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, William . Mook, 06:02
'Most Haunted LIVE!' 2006 / Min's Halloween Commentary, Super Natural, 05:43
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, Double-A, 05:34
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, William . Mook, 05:05
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, William . Mook, 04:36
Re: *24* Days & Counting..., Mike L'Mao, 04:12

October 14, 2006

Re: *24* Days & Counting..., tadchem, 15:25
Re: *24* Days & Counting..., rpasken, 07:52
Re: *24* Days & Counting..., rpasken, 07:23
*24* Days & Counting..., Anonymous, 04:02
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, Steve Sherman, 02:28
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, George Dishman, 01:10

October 13, 2006

Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, Double-A, 19:08
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, Sorcerer, 18:14
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, richard schumacher, 15:47
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, George Dishman, 15:20
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, Peter Webb, 14:32
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, Peter Webb, 14:27

October 12, 2006

Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, oriel36, 23:47
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, Brian Tung, 22:40
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, Mike L'Mao, 20:56
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, Double-A, 20:15
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, oriel36, 19:36
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, Double-A, 19:03
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, dlzc, 18:13
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, George Dishman, 16:46
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, William . Mook, 15:10
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, William . Mook, 14:43
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, Sorcerer, 08:49
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, George Dishman, 08:43
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, N:dlzc D:aol T:com \(dlzc\), 06:25
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, William . Mook, 05:30
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, William . Mook, 05:28
Don. Colour of moon's surface grey or gold? Here is why! Antares Occultn JPG Attach, don . lotto, 05:27
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, William . Mook, 05:27
Don. Colour of moon's surface grey or gold? Here is why! Antares Occultn JPG Attach, don . lotto, 05:24
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, Ben Rudiak-Gould, 03:48
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, N:dlzc D:aol T:com \(dlzc\), 03:16
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, stapleton, 02:54
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, Brian Tung, 00:14

October 11, 2006

Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, Double-A, 23:21
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, Sorcerer, 21:29
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, Brian Tung, 21:24
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, Double-A, 21:24
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, dlzc, 21:21
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, George Dishman, 21:19
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, William . Mook, 20:22
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, George Dishman, 19:55
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, George Dishman, 19:47
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, dlzc, 19:47
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, stapleton, 15:45
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, stapleton, 15:36
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, N:dlzc D:aol T:com \(dlzc\), 14:55
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, Mary Poppins, 07:24
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, N:dlzc D:aol T:com \(dlzc\), 05:59
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, stapleton, 03:19
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, N:dlzc D:aol T:com \(dlzc\), 02:40
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, George Dishman, 01:40
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, CptDondo, 01:19

October 10, 2006

Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, jacob navia, 18:28
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, jacob navia, 18:27
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, jacob navia, 18:25
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, jacob navia, 18:24
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, jacob navia, 18:21
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, jacob navia, 18:21
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, Hagar, 18:04
Re: Before the Big Bang?, Ilja Schmelzer, 07:35
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, Chris L Peterson, 06:41
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, Double-A, 06:24
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, honestjohn, 05:24
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, Double-A, 01:50
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, Dana, 00:53
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, Brian Tung, 00:49
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, Dana, 00:40
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, Brian Tung, 00:39
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, Double-A, 00:18
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, Sorcerer, 00:04

October 09, 2006

Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, Dana, 23:33
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, Dana, 23:21
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, stapleton, 22:49
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, stapleton, 22:46
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, Sam Wormley, 22:40
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, Algomeysa2, 22:36
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, Double-A, 22:36
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, Liam, 22:35
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, CptDondo, 22:30
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, Double-A, 22:27
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, CptDondo, 22:25
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, Liam, 22:23
Re: infinite pill-shaped universe?, Hagar, 22:19
infinite pill-shaped universe?, Liam, 21:50
Re: Before the Big Bang?, George Dishman, 21:19
Re: Before the Big Bang?, George Dishman, 20:42

October 08, 2006

Re: CIA level resolution on Mars, Chris L Peterson, 16:43
Re: CIA level resolution on Mars, Chris L Peterson, 16:41
Re: New Comets?, Toni, 16:40
Re: CIA level resolution on Mars, Greg Crinklaw, 16:36
Re: CIA level resolution on Mars, Bob Schmall, 15:47
Re: Nigerian Physicist invents 100+ Years Advanced Video Game System, RMOLLISE, 15:45
Re: Is Einsteinâs E=mc2, CONCEPTUALLY applicable for energy emitted Chemical Reactions., AJAY SHARMA, 14:04
Re: CIA level resolution on Mars, Ed Holden, 14:02
Re: CIA level resolution on Mars, JP LR, 11:30
Re: Looking for Aurora Borealis Observations, nytecam, 10:59
Re: CIA level resolution on Mars, MikeC, 10:03
Re: Sidewalk Astro (sort of) in Omaha, Starlord, 08:41
Re: CIA level resolution on Mars, David Knisely, 08:08
Re: CIA level resolution on Mars, Ashbury, 07:12
Re: Zeiss's 16" aperture telephoto, Rich, 06:52
Sidewalk Astro (sort of) in Omaha, johnschiap, 06:03
Re: Lightbridge question, Jan Owen, 05:52
Re: Lightbridge question, Dennis Woos, 05:07
Re: ISS may end up costing $500 billion, RichIsaTroll, 03:47
Re: Zeiss's 16" aperture telephoto, RichIsaTroll, 03:31
Looking for Aurora Borealis Observations, Patrick Edward Murray, 03:15
Re: My Best Saying ..., Patrick Edward Murray, 02:54
New Comets?, Patrick Edward Murray, 02:52
Re: CIA level resolution on Mars, Chris L Peterson, 02:17
Re: CIA level resolution on Mars, Ashbury, 02:12
Re: CIA level resolution on Mars, Ashbury, 02:11
Re: CIA level resolution on Mars, Chris L Peterson, 00:48
Re: Lightbridge question, Jan Owen, 00:46
Re: CIA level resolution on Mars, Greg Crinklaw, 00:30
Re: CIA level resolution on Mars, Greg Crinklaw, 00:27
Re: Lightbridge question, William R. Mattil, 00:22
Re: dark matter and spiral galaxies, N:dlzc D:aol T:com \(dlzc\), 00:20
Re: CIA level resolution on Mars, JP LR, 00:19
Re: Lightbridge question, Jan Owen, 00:03
Re: dark matter and spiral galaxies, Bob May, 00:02

October 07, 2006

Re: CIA level resolution on Mars, Shawn, 23:59
Re: CIA level resolution on Mars, Chris L Peterson, 23:58
Re: CIA level resolution on Mars, Shawn, 23:30
Re: dark matter and spiral galaxies, Shawn, 23:24
Re: CIA level resolution on Mars, Chris L Peterson, 22:54
Re: CIA level resolution on Mars, Greg Crinklaw, 22:21
Re: CIA level resolution on Mars, Ashbury, 22:01
Re: NGC 884 - Open Cluster in Perseus, Stephen Paul, 21:54
Re: Lightbridge question, Phil Wheeler, 21:41
Re: Lightbridge question, Phil Wheeler, 21:39
Nigerian Physicist invents 100+ Years Advanced Video Game System, newstips6706, 21:31
Re: Lightbridge question, Dennis Woos, 19:53
Re: CIA level resolution on Mars, Starlord, 18:50
Re: *BY WHAT MEASURE* Ye Judge! `~, MitchAlsup, 18:27
Re: CIA level resolution on Mars, RMOLLISE, 17:30
Re: the thinking of the thinker..., RMOLLISE, 17:21
Re: Digital Rebel XT, Phil Wheeler, 17:08
Re: Lightbridge question, Shneor, 17:07
Re: CIA level resolution on Mars, Bob Schmall, 15:51
Re: Sheer lies, cheating by Dr Alexander Inpain , who introduced as Scientist and Administrator at CERN ( European Organization for Nuclear Research ) in various post . But it proved all fraud. He was disusing about my work Einstein Sep 1905 paper and my book, AJAY SHARMA, 14:54
Re: Cheshire Crescent Moon, Paul Schlyter, 12:12
the thinking of the thinker..., bigbang1976, 11:30
Re: What's the problem???, Wally, 10:32
Re: CIA level resolution on Mars, canopus56, 09:48
Re: CIA level resolution on Mars, Ashbury, 08:59
Re: Somethni amiss, Impeach Bush, 08:02
Re: dark matter and spiral galaxies, Impeach Bush, 07:59
Re: Personal resonsibility, G. O. LAAS, Impeach Bush, 07:53
99942 Apophis (2004 MN4) 2036-2037 - apparent brightness, canopus56, 07:19
Re: Nice northern lights video, canopus56, 07:01
The Eclipse That Saved Columbus, Sam Wormley, 06:27
Re: CIA level resolution on Mars, Starlord, 06:15
Re: HOW, Starlord, 06:12
Re: CIA level resolution on Mars, George, 05:51
Re: CIA level resolution on Mars, Greg Crinklaw, 05:50
Re: dark matter and spiral galaxies, canopus56, 05:49
Re: Nice northern lights video, George, 05:47
Re: CIA level resolution on Mars, Ashbury, 05:33
Re: CIA level resolution on Mars, Sam Wormley, 05:18
Re: dark matter and spiral galaxies, N:dlzc D:aol T:com \(dlzc\), 05:15
Re: Somethni amiss, Sam Wormley, 05:11
SkyTonight.com's Weekly Bulletin - Oct 6, SJG, 05:06
Somethni amiss, Ashbury, 05:06
Re: Keeping the Telrad On, starburst, 05:05
Re: Digital Rebel XT, Sam Wormley, 05:01
Re: Nice northern lights video, Sam Wormley, 04:58
Re: HOW, Ashbury, 04:55
Re: Digital Rebel XT, Ashbury, 04:55
Re: Digital Rebel XT, Sam Wormley, 04:54
Re: HOW, Sam Wormley, 04:52
Re: Digital Rebel XT, Ashbury, 04:48
Re: Digital Rebel XT, Ashbury, 04:48
Re: Nice northern lights video, Ashbury, 04:43
Re: CIA level resolution on Mars, Ashbury, 04:40
Re: HOW, Ashbury, 04:38
Re: Nice northern lights video, elaich, 04:38
Re: CIA level resolution on Mars, Bob Schmall, 03:47
Cheshire Crescent Moon, S.A. Morris, 03:42
Re: HOW, Howard Lester, 02:47
Re: Digital Rebel XT, Sam Wormley, 02:41
Nice northern lights video, Florian, 02:39
Re: Keeping the Telrad On, John Nichols, 02:38
Re: HOW, Sam Wormley, 02:35
Re: CIA level resolution on Mars, Sam Wormley, 02:34
Re: By What Measure Ye Judge..., Mark K. Bilbo, 02:16
Re: Digital Rebel XT, Ray Porter, 01:50
Re: Zeiss's 16" aperture telephoto, reconair, 01:49
Re: Keeping the Telrad On, reconair, 01:47
Re: By What Measure Ye Judge..., raven1, 01:45
Re: By What Measure Ye Judge..., The Chief Instigator, 01:40
Re: CIA level resolution on Mars, reconair, 01:37
Re: Keeping the Telrad On, Bob May, 01:36
CIA level resolution on Mars, Ashbury, 01:34
Re: dark matter and spiral galaxies, Bob May, 01:31
HOW, Ashbury, 01:30
Re: Digital Rebel XT, Ashbury, 01:27
Re: Digital Rebel XT, Steve Sherman, 01:25
Re: By What Measure Ye Judge..., John Baker, 00:01

October 06, 2006

Re: Keeping the Telrad On, Roger Hamlett, 22:40
Re: Personal resonsibility, G. O. LAAS, Pierre Vandevennne, 22:39
Re: Keeping the Telrad On, John Nichols, 22:29
Re: orion telescopes service, Jan Owen, 22:25
Re: Digital Rebel XT, laura halliday, 22:20
Re: What's the problem???, james, 21:59
Re: Keeping the Telrad On, Starlord, 21:27
Re: Keeping the Telrad On, John Nichols, 20:45
Re: Digital Rebel XT, Chris L Peterson, 20:26
Re: Keeping the Telrad On, Dennis Woos, 20:24
Re: Digital Rebel XT, laura halliday, 20:18
Re: Personal resonsibility, G. O. LAAS, Jim Klein, 20:13
Re: orion telescopes service, Shelldigger, 20:02
Re: Keeping the Telrad On, Chris L Peterson, 19:27
Keeping the Telrad On, John Nichols, 19:17
Re: Is Einsteinâs E=mc2, CONCEPTUALLY applicable for energy emitted Chemical Reactions., AJAY SHARMA, 18:51
Re: orion telescopes service, Scoop, 17:03
Re: Digital Rebel XT, Chris L Peterson, 17:03
Re: orion telescopes service, Trane Francks, 17:01
dark matter and spiral galaxies, Liam, 16:57
Re: Digital Rebel XT, Steve Sherman, 16:52
Re: orion telescopes service, Starlord, 16:27
Re: orion telescopes service, blues, 15:54
Re: orion telescopes service, Stargazer, 15:51
Re: orion telescopes service, Scoop, 15:15
Re: Before the Big Bang?, Ilja Schmelzer, 09:23
Re: Zeiss's 16" aperture telephoto, Father Khym, 09:05
Re: Personal resonsibility, G. O. LAAS, Father Khym, 08:58
Re: One small step for (a?)..., panamfloyd, 06:44
Re: orion telescopes service, Florian, 06:03
Re: orion telescopes service, Shawn, 05:37
Is Einsteinâs E=mc2, CONCEPTUALLY applicable for energy emitted Chemical Reactions., AJAY SHARMA, 05:18
Re: orion telescopes service, Starlord, 04:10
Re: What's the problem???, jsavard, 03:09
Re: Zeiss's 16" aperture telephoto, VicXnews, 02:47
Re: Zeiss's 16" aperture telephoto, OG, 02:40
Re: orion telescopes service, Jan Owen, 02:26
Zeiss's 16" aperture telephoto, RichA, 02:24
orion telescopes service, ilaboo, 02:16
Re: Test Your Pluto Knowledge, Part Two!, Brian Tung, 01:07

October 05, 2006

Re: One small step for (a?)..., Eric Chomko, 22:13
Re: Scope or binoculars for 12-year-old boy?, genedigennaro, 19:58
Re: ISS may end up costing $500 billion, Greg Crinklaw, 19:57
Re: Personal resonsibility, G. O. LAAS, Brian Tung, 18:41
Re: One small step for (a?)..., Scott Hedrick, 17:49
Re: Personal resonsibility, G. O. LAAS, Phil Wheeler, 17:37
Re: ISS may end up costing $500 billion, Starlord, 16:43
Re: What's the problem???, james, 16:14
Re: ISS may end up costing $500 billion, james, 16:06
Re: Personal resonsibility, G. O. LAAS, Bob Schmall, 15:26
Re: Personal resonsibility, G. O. LAAS, Jim Klein, 14:42
Re: Images: IR Uranus and by daylight, Johnny Borborigmi, 14:05
Re: One small step for (a?)..., panamfloyd, 11:28
Re: *BRIAN ROHRBOUGH* Tells It Like It Is..., Mij Adyaw, 09:34
Re: One small step for (a?)..., panamfloyd, 09:24
Re: Personal resonsibility, G. O. LAAS, Trane Francks, 08:16
Re: What's the problem???, Impeach Bush, 08:09
Re: Personal resonsibility, G. O. LAAS, Impeach Bush, 08:08
Re: One small step for (a?)..., Impeach Bush, 08:02
Re: *BRIAN ROHRBOUGH* Tells It Like It Is..., Jim Klein, 06:49
Re: *BRIAN ROHRBOUGH* Tells It Like It Is..., N:dlzc D:aol T:com \(dlzc\), 05:45
Re: Personal resonsibility, G. O. LAAS, Jim Klein, 05:25
Re: Neil Armstrong Vindicated, jsavard, 05:25
Re: Neil Armstrong Vindicated, jsavard, 05:24
Re: Personal resonsibility, G. O. LAAS, Sam Wormley, 05:07
*BRIAN ROHRBOUGH* Tells It Like It Is..., non-Liberal non-Atheist, 04:56
*BRIAN ROHRBOUGH* Tells It Like It Is..., non-Liberal non-Atheist, 04:56
What's the problem???, The Avenging Angel, 04:55
Project Rain 1/2 done, Starlord, 04:23
Slacker Astronomy Pod-Cast has undergone mitosis, canopus56, 04:02
Personal resonsibility, G. O. LAAS, Jim Klein, 03:16
Re: NGC 884 - Open Cluster in Perseus, William R. Mattil, 03:12
Re: Shielded lights What a JOKE, Florian, 02:35
Re: 93 million dollars, Griffith Observatory, Jan Owen, 02:28
93 million dollars, Griffith Observatory, Jim Klein, 02:25
Re: Cloudy in lakewood, Mark F., 01:25
Re: What *REALLY* Worries The Atheists..., Frank Glover, 01:22
Re: ISS may end up costing $500 billion, RichA, 01:03
Re: One small step for (a?)..., Frank Glover, 00:41

October 04, 2006

Re: Scopetronix defunct?, James Harris, 23:27
Re: Scopetronix defunct?, James Harris, 23:22
Independent Poll, Griffith Observatory's Best and Worst Directors., Jim Klein, 22:41
Re: Scopetronix defunct?, Archteryx, 20:52
Re: Shielded lights What a JOKE, Starlord, 19:55
Re: Shielded lights What a JOKE, Starlord, 19:53
Re: Shielded lights What a JOKE, Matthew Ota, 19:07
Re: NGC 884 - Open Cluster in Perseus, Bill Tschumy, 18:54
Re: Scope or binoculars for 12-year-old boy?, Jim Klein, 18:38
Re: Shielded lights What a JOKE, james, 17:57
Re: What *REALLY* Worries The Atheists..., sirius76, 17:55
Re: ISS may end up costing $500 billion, james, 17:46
Re: Shielded lights What a JOKE, Starlord, 17:26
Re: courtesy please. was: Re: What *REALLY* Worries The Atheists..., RandyL, 16:13
Why TV excites hate to people you previously liked, rimairabi@xxxxxxxxx, 15:44
Re: ANN: ATM, Collimation, Mirror Grinding, Telescope Calculator, Foucault software, rimairabi@xxxxxxxxx, 15:43
Re: Losmandy GM-8 RA axis issues (longish and technical, sort of...), Havriliak, 14:47
Re: mike weasner's web ?, Thierry, 13:17
Re: Nobel Prize for COBE and Ned Wright's Slides (History of CMB), Rick Evans, 12:42
Losmandy GM-8 RA axis issues (longish and technical, sort of...), Uncle Bob, 12:16
Re: Images: IR Uranus and by daylight, Dave Mitsky, 12:01
Re: Images: IR Uranus and by daylight, Dave Mitsky, 12:00
Re: Images: IR Uranus and by daylight, Uncle Bob, 11:54
Re: Shielded lights What a JOKE, Wally, 10:01
Re: Lightbridge question, Wally, 09:57
Re: Images: IR Uranus and by daylight, Wally, 09:53
Re: Nobel Prize for COBE and Ned Wright's Slides (History of CMB), Wally, 09:48
Re: Lightning Strikes Observatory, Paul Schlyter, 09:13
Re: Sheer lies, cheating by Dr Alexander Inpain , who introduced as Scientist and Administrator at CERN ( European Organization for Nuclear Research ) in various post . But it proved all fraud. He was disusing about my work Einstein Sep 1905 paper and my book, dockiers, 08:47
Re: Before the Big Bang?, G. L. Bradford, 07:54
Re: One small step for (a?)..., satyr, 07:40
Lunar bright rayed crater observing window Wed to Sat, canopus56, 06:21
Re: One small step for (a?)..., Frank Mayhar, 04:51
Re: mike weasner's web ?, mark, 04:26
Researchers Aim for Single-Pixel Camera, mark, 04:20
My Best Saying ..., Starlord, 04:16
Re: Images: IR Uranus and by daylight, Trane Francks, 04:12
Re: mike weasner's web ?, Trane Francks, 04:04
Re: Will a 'doomsday asteroid' will hit the earth in 2036, Trane Francks, 03:58
Re: Will a 'doomsday asteroid' will hit the earth in 2036, T . Bloompaster Weatherford, 03:53
Re: One small step for (a?)..., Mike Painter, 03:28
Re: moon atlas; questions about moon, Chris L Peterson, 02:58
Re: One small step for (a?)..., Uncle Vic, 02:55
Re: moon atlas; questions about moon, William Hamblen, 02:43
Re: One small step for (a?)..., raven1, 02:15
Re: Nobel Prize for COBE and Ned Wright's Slides (History of CMB), Sam Wormley, 01:58
Re: Scope or binoculars for 12-year-old boy?, Jim Klein, 01:57
Re: Neil Armstrong Vindicated, Jim Klein, 01:50
Re: Neil Armstrong Vindicated, Jim Klein, 01:48
Re: One small step for (a?)..., Cary Kittrell, 01:22
Re: One small step for (a?)..., Frank Glover, 01:10
Re-creating Galileo's Telescopes, Richard Amirault, 01:07
Re: One small step for (a?)..., surfduke2001, 00:17
Re: Comet 2006t1 Levy - new comet, Greg Crinklaw, 00:14

October 03, 2006

ANN: ATM, Collimation, Mirror Grinding, Telescope Calculator, Foucault software, Larry G., 23:37
Comet 2006t1 Levy - new comet, canopus56, 23:36
Re: Nobel Prize for COBE and Ned Wright's Slides (History of CMB), Rick Evans, 23:32
Re: One small step for (a?)..., Mark K. Bilbo, 22:46
Re: What *REALLY* Worries The Atheists..., Eric Chomko, 22:43
Shielded lights What a JOKE, Starlord, 22:24
Re: moon atlas; questions about moon, Starlord, 22:14
Re: One small step for (a?)..., Greg Crinklaw, 22:11
One small step for (a?)..., Sun of our Sun, 21:42
Re: Images: IR Uranus and by daylight, Daniele Gasparri, 21:03
Re: moon atlas; questions about moon, canopus56, 20:56
Re: Moon mark, Joe S., 20:54
Re: Starmapping software, OG, 20:52
Re: mike weasner's web ?, Joe S., 20:52
Re: mike weasner's web ?, Ray Porter, 20:41
Re: Will a 'doomsday asteroid' will hit the earth in 2036, micheel, 20:34
Re: Images: IR Uranus and by daylight, Thierry, 20:21
Re: Nobel Prize for COBE and Ned Wright's Slides (History of CMB), Thierry, 20:18
Re: moon atlas; questions about moon, Chris L Peterson, 20:10
Re: Images: IR Uranus and by daylight, Paul Clark, 19:50
Re: Will a 'doomsday asteroid' will hit the earth in 2036, Greg Crinklaw, 19:45
Re: moon atlas; questions about moon, Starlord, 19:42
Images: IR Uranus and by daylight, Daniele Gasparri, 19:26
Re: Lightning Strikes Observatory, David Knisely, 19:26
Re: Will a 'doomsday asteroid' will hit the earth in 2036, Chris L Peterson, 19:12
Re: Will a 'doomsday asteroid' will hit the earth in 2036, Shawn, 19:10
Re: Lightning Strikes Observatory, Chris L Peterson, 19:08
Re: Cloudy in lakewood, Shawn, 19:04
mike weasner's web ?, Thierry, 18:55
Nobel Prize for COBE and Ned Wright's Slides (History of CMB), Sam Wormley, 18:38
Re: Will a 'doomsday asteroid' will hit the earth in 2036, Brian Tung, 18:32
Re: Scope or binoculars for 12-year-old boy?, Brian Tung, 18:29
Re: Will a 'doomsday asteroid' will hit the earth in 2036, Chris L Peterson, 18:28
Re: Scope or binoculars for 12-year-old boy?, Brian Tung, 18:27
Re: moon atlas; questions about moon, brucegooglegroups, 17:49
Re: Will a 'doomsday asteroid' will hit the earth in 2036, Greg Crinklaw, 17:41
Re: What *REALLY* Worries The Atheists..., mukyuk, 17:41
Re: Lightning Strikes Observatory, Sam Wormley, 17:23
Re: Will a 'doomsday asteroid' will hit the earth in 2036, Trane Francks, 17:21
Re: moon atlas; questions about moon, Trane Francks, 17:14
Re: Digital Rebel XT, Chris L Peterson, 17:13
Re: Digital Rebel XT, micheel, 16:56
Change of URL for Luxorion, http://www.astrosurf.com/luxorion/, Thierry, 16:47
Re: Lightning Strikes Observatory, Paul Schlyter, 16:43
Re: Will a 'doomsday asteroid' will hit the earth in 2036, Odd Bob, 16:31
Re: moon atlas; questions about moon, Starlord, 16:30
Re: What *REALLY* Worries The Atheists..., Starlord, 16:27
Re: Will a 'doomsday asteroid' will hit the earth in 2036, Starlord, 16:20
Re: Moon mark, Chris L Peterson, 16:05
Re: What *REALLY* Worries The Atheists..., Sorcerer, 15:58
Re: Starmapping software, sandrarsmith, 15:48
Re: Moon mark, Richard Tobin, 15:35
Re: What *REALLY* Worries me, not just (The Atheists...), hanson, 15:32
Re: Will a 'doomsday asteroid' will hit the earth in 2036, Phoon Hencman, 15:15
Re: Digital Rebel XT, Stephen Paul, 14:54
Re: moon atlas; questions about moon, brucegooglegroups, 14:43
Re: moon atlas; questions about moon, brucegooglegroups, 14:40
Re: Before the Big Bang?, Ahmed Ouahi, Architect, 14:30
Re: Scope or binoculars for 12-year-old boy?, AM, 13:51
Re: Scope or binoculars for 12-year-old boy?, AM, 13:48
Re: Moon mark, Paul Schlyter, 13:42
Re: What *REALLY* Worries The Atheists..., Paul Schlyter, 13:42
Re: Starmapping software, oriel36, 13:25
Re: Moon mark, rAgAv, 13:15
Re: Digital Rebel XT, Ray Porter, 13:11
Re: What *REALLY* Worries The Atheists..., Sorcerer, 13:11
Mather and Smoot win Nobel Physics Prize for COBE work, Rick Evans, 13:09
Re: moon atlas; questions about moon, rAgAv, 12:52
Moon mark, rAgAv, 12:50
Re: What *REALLY* Worries The Atheists..., Martin Brown, 12:18
Re: Before the Big Bang?, Ahmed Ouahi, Architect, 11:36
Re: Before the Big Bang?, George Dishman, 11:29
Re: Will a 'doomsday asteroid' will hit the earth in 2036, Eugene Griessel, 11:16
Re: Before the Big Bang?, G. L. Bradford, 10:47
Re: Neil Armstrong Vindicated, Wallenda, 10:02
Re: Neil Armstrong Vindicated, Wallenda, 10:00
Re: Intes MN-66 tune up, Wallenda, 09:56
Re: Intes MN-66 tune up, Wallenda, 09:54
Re: Uses for old slide projectors?, Eric, 09:54
Re: Buying time on a professional telescope, Wallenda, 09:50
Re: Will a 'doomsday asteroid' will hit the earth in 2036, Eric, 09:50
Re: Internet running slow, Wallenda, 09:45
Re: Will a 'doomsday asteroid' will hit the earth in 2036, micheel, 09:32
Re: Will a 'doomsday asteroid' will hit the earth in 2036, Eugene Griessel, 08:46
Re: Will a 'doomsday asteroid' will hit the earth in 2036, Starlord, 08:38
Re: Will a 'doomsday asteroid' will hit the earth in 2036, Chris L Peterson, 08:26
Re: Before the Big Bang?, G. L. Bradford, 08:22
Re: Cloudy in lakewood, Mij Adyaw, 08:18
Will a 'doomsday asteroid' will hit the earth in 2036, Sam Wormley, 07:59
Re: What *REALLY* Worries me, not just (The Atheists...), Tedd Jacobs, 07:51
Re: Digital Rebel XT, Davoud, 07:09
Re: Neil Armstrong Vindicated, Terry B, 06:55
Re: Digital Rebel XT, Sam Wormley, 06:36
Re: Digital Rebel XT, Chris L Peterson, 06:32
Re: Neil Armstrong Vindicated, Richard F.L.R.Snashall, 05:50
Re: Neil Armstrong Vindicated, Mark F., 05:26
Re: Digital Rebel XT, Joe S., 05:22
Re: Cloudy in lakewood, starburst, 05:12
Re: Neil Armstrong Vindicated, jsavard, 05:08
moon atlas; questions about moon, brucegooglegroups, 04:56
Re: Digital Rebel XT, Joe S., 04:49
Re: Before the Big Bang?, Phil, 04:30
7429-International Company Now Hiring-7429, adersonwil, 04:29
Nice Moon tonight, Starlord, 04:13
Re: courtesy please. was: Re: What *REALLY* Worries The Atheists..., Bryan, 03:14
Re: What *REALLY* Worries The Atheists..., Starlord, 02:57
Re: Digital Rebel XT, Davoud, 02:45
Re: What *REALLY* Worries The Atheists..., Mike, 02:36
Re: What *REALLY* Worries The Atheists..., Mike, 02:30
Re: Digital Rebel XT, Ray Porter, 02:21
Re: Digital Rebel XT, RMOLLISE, 01:42
Re: C/2006 M4 (SWAN) on a Tuesday Morning, 2006/10/2, Phoon Hencman, 01:26
Re: Scope or binoculars for 12-year-old boy?, Brian Tung, 01:20
Re: What *REALLY* Worries The Atheists..., Shelldigger, 00:20
Re: What *REALLY* Worries The Atheists..., Starlord, 00:10
Re: What *REALLY* Worries The Atheists..., Eugene Griessel, 00:01

October 02, 2006

Re: Football Shaped Universe, wsnell01, 23:56
Re: Neil Armstrong Vindicated, Rick Evans, 23:51
Re: Scope or binoculars for 12-year-old boy?, Dennis Woos, 23:36
Re: Before the Big Bang?, Sorcerer, 23:30
Re: NGC 884 - Open Cluster in Perseus, atasselli@xxxxxxxxxxx, 23:28
Re: Neil Armstrong Vindicated, Brian Tung, 23:00
Re: Neil Armstrong Vindicated, SkySea, 22:56
Re: Scope or binoculars for 12-year-old boy?, Brian Tung, 22:53
Re: Starmapping software, OG, 22:50
Re: courtesy please. was: Re: What *REALLY* Worries The Atheists..., Eric Chomko, 22:40
Re: Neil Armstrong Vindicated, Dennis Woos, 22:36
Re: What *REALLY* Worries The Atheists..., Volker Hetzer, 22:24
Re: Starmapping software, oriel36, 22:19
Re: What *REALLY* Worries The Atheists..., bad madison, 21:53
Digital Rebel XT, bad madison, 21:52
Re: Football Shaped Universe, bad madison, 21:50
Re: Neil Armstrong Vindicated, Rick Evans, 21:45
Re: Before the Big Bang?, Ioannis, 21:43
Re: Starmapping software, OG, 21:43
Re: Before the Big Bang?, Tyre, 21:34
Re: NGC 884 - Open Cluster in Perseus, Iordani, 21:21
Re: What *REALLY* Worries The Atheists..., Mike, 21:18
Re: Neil Armstrong Vindicated, micheel, 20:54
Finding Extrasolar rocky bodies with something called 'microlensing'., TBerk, 20:41
Re: Intes MN-66 tune up, Uncle Bob, 20:20
Re: What *REALLY* Worries The Atheists..., Starlord, 20:18
Re: Scope or binoculars for 12-year-old boy?, Shelldigger, 20:09
Re: Scope or binoculars for 12-year-old boy?, Dennis Woos, 19:51
Systemic, Klaatu, 19:44
Re: Neil Armstrong Vindicated, Brian Tung, 19:32
Re: Neil Armstrong Vindicated, Brian Tung, 19:30
Re: NGC 884 - Open Cluster in Perseus, Brian Tung, 19:27
Re: Starmapping software, oriel36, 19:23
Re: Scope or binoculars for 12-year-old boy?, Brian Tung, 19:22
Re: Scope or binoculars for 12-year-old boy?, Brian Tung, 19:18
Re: What *REALLY* Worries The Atheists..., mukyuk, 18:55
Re: Sheer lies, cheating by Dr Alexander Inpain , who introduced as Scientist and Administrator at CERN ( European Organization for Nuclear Research ) in various post . But it proved all fraud. He was disusing about my work Einstein Sep 1905 paper and my book, AJAY SHARMA, 18:50
Re: NGC 884 - Open Cluster in Perseus, Anthony Ayiomamitis, 18:39
Re: MAN ON THE MOON Exclusive Video -- NASA Archives., Alan French, 18:38
Re: NGC 884 - Open Cluster in Perseus, atasselli@xxxxxxxxxxx, 18:28
Re: What *REALLY* Worries The Atheists..., mukyuk, 18:25
Re: Big Bertha Thing blogs, Tony Lance, 18:17
Re: What *REALLY* Worries The Atheists..., Mike, 18:15
C/2006 M4 (SWAN) on a Monday Morning, 2006/10/2, Dave Mitsky, 18:03
Re: Intes MN-66 tune up, atasselli@xxxxxxxxxxx, 17:56
Re: Starmapping software, John Carruthers, 17:41
Neil Armstrong Vindicated, micheel, 17:38
Re: Sheer lies, cheating by Dr Alexander Inpain , who introduced as Scientist and Administrator at CERN ( European Organization for Nuclear Research ) in various post . But it proved all fraud. He was disusing about my work Einstein Sep 1905 paper and my book, rpasken, 17:09
Re: What *REALLY* Worries The Atheists..., mukyuk, 17:05
Re: What *REALLY* Worries The Atheists..., Starlord, 16:59
Re: What *REALLY* Worries The Atheists..., mukyuk, 16:52
Re: Sheer lies, cheating by Dr Alexander Inpain , who introduced as Scientist and Administrator at CERN ( European Organization for Nuclear Research ) in various post . But it proved all fraud. He was disusing about my work Einstein Sep 1905 paper and my book, AJAY SHARMA, 16:45
Re: What *REALLY* Worries The Atheists..., Starlord, 16:36
Re: Lightning Strikes Observatory, Chris L Peterson, 16:26
Re: What *REALLY* Worries The Atheists..., Chris L Peterson, 16:16
Re: What *REALLY* Worries The Atheists..., Mike, 16:03
Re: NGC 884 - Open Cluster in Perseus, Trane Francks, 16:00
Re: MAN ON THE MOON Exclusive Video -- NASA Archives., Joe D, 15:36
Re: Buying time on a professional telescope, Roger Hamlett, 15:00
C/2006 M4 (SWAN) on a Tuesday Morning, 2006/10/2, Dave Mitsky, 14:40
Re: Buying time on a professional telescope, Brett, 14:28
NGC 884 - Open Cluster in Perseus, Anthony Ayiomamitis, 14:27
Re: courtesy please. was: Re: What *REALLY* Worries The Atheists..., Bryan, 14:13
Re: Scope or binoculars for 12-year-old boy?, Dennis Woos, 13:53
Re: What *REALLY* Worries The Atheists..., benlizross, 12:16
Re: Sheer lies, cheating by Dr Alexander Inpain , who introduced as Scientist and Administrator at CERN ( European Organization for Nuclear Research ) in various post . But it proved all fraud. He was disusing about my work Einstein Sep 1905 paper and my book, AJAY SHARMA, 11:51
Re: Before the Big Bang?, Ahmed Ouahi, Architect, 11:50
Re: Sheer lies, cheating by Dr Alexander Inpain , who introduced as Scientist and Administrator at CERN ( European Organization for Nuclear Research ) in various post . But it proved all fraud. He was disusing about my work Einstein Sep 1905 paper and my book, AJAY SHARMA, 11:50
Re: What *REALLY* Worries The Atheists..., Mij Adyaw, 11:07
Re: Before the Big Bang?, Sorcerer, 10:34
Re: courtesy please. was: Re: What *REALLY* Worries The Atheists..., Werewolfy, 10:26
Re: Before the Big Bang?, G. L. Bradford, 10:24
Re: What *REALLY* Worries The Atheists..., Eugene Griessel, 10:18
Re: What *REALLY* Worries The Atheists..., Mike, 10:17
Re: What *REALLY* Worries The Atheists..., Mike, 10:08
Re: Lightning Strikes Observatory, Uncle Bob, 09:09
Re: Lightning Strikes Observatory, Starlord, 08:53
Re: Uses for old slide projectors?, Starlord, 08:49
Re: What *REALLY* Worries The Atheists..., Starlord, 08:48
Re: Scope or binoculars for 12-year-old boy?, Rune Allnor, 08:47
Intes MN-66 tune up, Uncle Bob, 08:22
Lightning Strikes Observatory, Paul Schlyter, 08:19
Re: Uses for old slide projectors?, Chris L Peterson, 06:42
Re: What *REALLY* Worries The Atheists..., Chris L Peterson, 06:27
Uses for old slide projectors?, twotired, 06:18
Re: What *REALLY* Worries The Atheists..., Eugene Griessel, 06:01
Re: What *REALLY* Worries The Atheists..., Pat O'Connell, 05:51
courtesy please. was: Re: What *REALLY* Worries The Atheists..., Tedd Jacobs, 05:45
Re: GEG adapters, Stephen Paul, 04:54
Re: Buying time on a professional telescope, Matthew Ota, 04:43
Re: What *REALLY* Worries The Atheists..., John Lemke, 04:25
Re: What *REALLY* Worries The Atheists..., Sgr A*, 04:21
Re: Cloudy in lakewood, Starlord, 04:20
Cloudy in lakewood, Mark F., 04:06
Buying time on a professional telescope, Brett, 03:34
Re: What *REALLY* Worries The Atheists..., Starlord, 03:04
A Chance to Observe!, John Nichols, 02:43
Re: Scope or binoculars for 12-year-old boy?, Brian Tung, 02:08
Re: Scope or binoculars for 12-year-old boy?, Brian Tung, 02:03
Re: What *REALLY* Worries The Atheists..., Cam Jones, 02:01
Re: MAN ON THE MOON Exclusive Video -- NASA Archives., Starlord, 01:42
Re: Scope or binoculars for 12-year-old boy?, Shawn, 01:26
Re: King 10 photo, John Banister, 01:19
Re: What *REALLY* Worries The Atheists..., hhc314@xxxxxxxxx, 00:54
Re: eyecap for Ultimas, Kruger Kid, 00:24

October 01, 2006

Re: MAN ON THE MOON Exclusive Video -- NASA Archives., micheel, 23:58
Re: Scope or binoculars for 12-year-old boy?, Llanzlan Klazmon the 15th, 23:52
Re: What *REALLY* Worries The Atheists..., Werewolfy, 23:46
Re: Scope or binoculars for 12-year-old boy?, Dennis Woos, 23:33
Re: What *REALLY* Worries The Atheists..., Mike, 22:47
Re: Scope or binoculars for 12-year-old boy?, wsnell01, 22:05
Re: Scope or binoculars for 12-year-old boy?, Starlord, 21:52
Re: Scope or binoculars for 12-year-old boy?, dunkin, 21:43
What *REALLY* Worries The Atheists..., Sgr A*, 21:34
Re: GEG adapters, William R. Mattil, 20:25
GEG adapters, Stephen Paul, 19:14
Re: Scope or binoculars for 12-year-old boy?, Jim Klein, 18:55
Re: Scope or binoculars for 12-year-old boy?, Don't Be Evil, 18:38
Rosamond Report, Starlord, 18:20
Re: Lightbridge question, Don't Be Evil, 18:10
Re: Sheer lies, cheating by Dr Alexander Inpain , who introduced as Scientist and Administrator at CERN ( European Organization for Nuclear Research ) in various post . But it proved all fraud. He was disusing about my work Einstein Sep 1905 paper and my book, rpasken, 17:43
Re: Scope or binoculars for 12-year-old boy?, Dennis Woos, 17:12
Re: Scope or binoculars for 12-year-old boy?, Starlord, 17:05
Re: Scope or binoculars for 12-year-old boy?, Roger Hamlett, 17:04
Re: Sheer lies, cheating by Dr Alexander Inpain , who introduced as Scientist and Administrator at CERN ( European Organization for Nuclear Research ) in various post . But it proved all fraud. He was disusing about my work Einstein Sep 1905 paper and my book, rpasken, 17:01
Re: Sheer lies, cheating by Dr Alexander Inpain , who introduced as Scientist and Administrator at CERN ( European Organization for Nuclear Research ) in various post . But it proved all fraud. He was disusing about my work Einstein Sep 1905 paper and my book, rpasken, 16:56
Re: Scope or binoculars for 12-year-old boy?, dunkin, 16:54
Re: Before the Big Bang?, oriel36, 16:45
Re: Internet running slow, Alan French, 16:36
Re: Scope or binoculars for 12-year-old boy?, Alan French, 16:33
Re: Scope or binoculars for 12-year-old boy?, brucegooglegroups, 16:24
Re: Scope or binoculars for 12-year-old boy?, Jace, 16:08
Re: Scope or binoculars for 12-year-old boy?, Dennis Woos, 16:04
Re: Scope or binoculars for 12-year-old boy?, Bob G ., 15:47
Re: Scope or binoculars for 12-year-old boy?, Rune Allnor, 15:45
Re: Internet running slow, Phoon Hencman, 14:56
Re: Internet running slow, Joe D, 14:40
Re: Before the Big Bang?, Ahmed Ouahi, Architect, 14:14
Re: Scope or binoculars for 12-year-old boy?, Dennis Woos, 13:45
Re: Scope or binoculars for 12-year-old boy?, Bob Schmall, 13:44
Re: Before the Big Bang?, Art Deco, 13:44
Re: Before the Big Bang?, oriel36, 13:31
Re: Before the Big Bang?, George Dishman, 13:30
Re: Internet running slow, Joe S., 13:29
Re: Scope or binoculars for 12-year-old boy?, Joe S., 13:28
Re: new to sci astro, oriel36, 12:59
Re: Wonderful Sight, oriel36, 12:27
Re: Starmapping software, oriel36, 11:57
Re: Scope or binoculars for 12-year-old boy?, Andy Hewitt, 11:30
Re: shuttle and space station silhouetted, Rich, 11:22
Re: new to sci astro, John Carruthers, 11:08
Re: Scope or binoculars for 12-year-old boy?, Starlord, 10:59
Sheer lies, cheating by Dr Alexander Inpain , who introduced as Scientist and Administrator at CERN ( European Organization for Nuclear Research ) in various post . But it proved all fraud. He was disusing about my work Einstein Sep 1905 paper and my book, AJAY SHARMA, 10:38
Re: Internet running slow, flonesaw, 09:31
eyecap for Ultimas, Arcsecond, 09:11
Re: MAN ON THE MOON Exclusive Video -- NASA Archives., Wally, 09:06
Scope or binoculars for 12-year-old boy?, Greg Bailey, 08:32
Re: Einsteinâs E=mc2 . Should Newton , De Pretto , Preston, Hasenohrl and Soddi, Planc, Protagonist, 04:06
Re: Einstein's E=mc2 . Should Newton , De Pretto , Preston, Hasenohrl and Soddi, Planc, Protagonist, 04:02
Re: Einsteinâs E=mc2 . Should Newton , De Pretto , Preston, Hasenohrl and Soddi, Planc, Protagonist, 03:59
Internet running slow, Mark F., 03:54
Re: wide angle binoculars, brucegooglegroups, 03:20
Re: Giant Sun, xelob, 03:06
Re: Finally some good Imaging Conditions, Marty, 02:27
Re: "Fundies" Vs. The Past, Present & Future..., Bill M, 01:56
Re: shuttle and space station silhouetted, Thierry Legault, 00:59

September 30, 2006

Re: MAN ON THE MOON Exclusive Video -- NASA Archives., Jan Owen, 23:51
1 hour and zero hour, Starlord, 23:35
Re: Starmapping software, OG, 23:07
3rd Quarter Update to LPOD index, canopus56, 22:59
Re: MAN ON THE MOON Exclusive Video -- NASA Archives., lynt, 22:37
Re: MAN ON THE MOON Exclusive Video -- NASA Archives., Alan French, 22:35
Re: King 10 photo, Jax, 22:25