#94 - Finally, We Have Our Own Observing Report
Shane tried to split Sirius A and B during two observing sessions and observed the Lunar Wall. Chris provides an update on his Webb research project.
22 Feb 202148min
#93 - Deep Sky Observing in Canis Major, Canis Minor, Monoceros, and a Few Other Constellations!
Chris and Shane talk about some of the best deep sky objects to observe right now!
18 Feb 202147min
#92 - Listener Observations of Sirius B - A Bucket List Double!
Sirius is the brightest star in the sky. It is also a very difficult double to split. Chris and Shane discuss two listeners observations that recently observe red Sirius B.
15 Feb 202148min
#91 - Telescopes and the Lunar X
Special guest, Dave Chapman, joins Chris and Shane to chat about telescopes and his role in making the Lunar X a popular observational target. Check out actualastronomy.com for some extra links to Dav...
11 Feb 202156min
#90 - Meanderings of Two Bored Astronomers
The weather has ruined any observing hopes during the previous week. Chris and Shane talk about some new eyepieces and a chair that Chris received as well as some gear that is on their wish lists.
8 Feb 202144min
#89 - Lots of Eyepiece Discussion...and Some Other Stuff
Chris and Shane discuss an interesting listener observing report about testing a 25mm Starbase Kellner.
4 Feb 202150min
#88 - Objects to Observe in February 2021
Find out what you can observe in our solar system during February. Note: We decided to swap the order of this weeks episodes after we recorded, so the episode number you hear is incorrect.
1 Feb 202142min
#87 - 3D Printing and Astronomy
Special guest Justin Wasner joins Chris and Shane on this episode. Justin is an amateur astronomer who also has a lot of knowledge and experience regarding 3D printing. Check out actualastronomy.com t...
28 Jan 202147min
