Hosted by Cstar1|Galaxies & More!
We keep our star talk down to earth! Beginning stargazers, professional astronomers, armchair astronauts and the cosmologically curious are all invited to join us. Galaxies Astronomy Club was founded in 1994.
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8/8/19
Unfortunately, Cstar1 , the host and energy source of this Forum, and a member and sparkplug of Delphiforums since the 1980's, passed away recently, too young (says a 75 year old).
Browse, and see who else can help keep this Forum alive.
8/8/19
Oh Kass, I am so very sorry to hear of Cstar1 passing!
I just found this blog the other day, and I was thrilled! In the last 30 years, I have been researching everything about space...both near and far.
I want to keep learning. I cannot explain it at the moment but studying the Heavens is having an unexpected effect on me! So, I will make sure to lead others this way.
Peace to you
Moondove/
8/8/19
So let it be written, so may it be done.
If you drive into the desert, or anywhere beyond 50-100 or so miles from towns and cities, barring smog, smoke or clouds, you'll see the stars as they should be seen.
8/9/19
Good morning Kass,
I have seen the beautiful night skies while visiting Colorado and Wyoming. I saw the Milky Way for the first time while there. I am a country girl so the night skies here in the south are quite beautiful, just not quite as breathtaking.
Kass, I imagine you know astronomy well. May I have permission to ask a few questions.
Be well
8/10/19
Unfortunately, I am nowhere near being an astronomer, despite the effort my father put into trying to teach me the prominent stars (he'd been a long distance aircraft navigator during World War II); but I take photographs and enjoy seeing what I know as long as I can see it.
8/13/19
That is really cool what your father did WWII. My grandfather was a Barnstormer in WWI.
My great-grandfather was a forensic photographer in Louisville, Kentucky and my dad loved photography.
As for me, I always loved astronomy. But I ended up becoming a musician. And I did not make tons of money like I thought I would. LOL! But that's okay I just love to play and sing. Motherhood was more important to me. I raised four beautiful and outstanding children!
There is so much wonderful info in here. If you don't mind I would like to put a link to Galaxies from my forum.
Be well
Nov-12
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