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![]() "Jeff" wrote in message . .. * Capt. Rob wrote, On 4/26/2007 12:19 PM: There's more stars out in the middle of the ocean. Scared ya, eh? Uh, Scotty...wanna explain how one would mount and use a astronomical telescope on a small boat? IT can work on a cruise ship, or drilling platform and probably Joe's houseboat since it's tied tightly to the dock! Some of the best amateur viewing I've had has been with a 7x50 on a boat. There's nothing like being miles away from the nearest light. Got that right. About two miles out on Lake Michigan on a clear, moonless night affords an amazing sight. It's clearly easy to see the galaxy we're in under such circumstances. Meteor showers are superb out there. Max |
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