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December 10th 06, 07:17 PM
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OT Telscopes (was Drunk pilots)
"Jim Macklin" wrote in
: If you haven't seem it http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/astropix.html has a different picture every day. I have a nearly 100% ACCURATE METHOD OF FORECASTING THE CLOUD COVER, that works like this. when they have a meteor shower or storm, an eclipse, or any other event it will be overcast in central Kansas. Ahhh, come on :-) You got the tools to get above the cloud deck. Can't say what a telescope will do for aerodynamics, or tracking a particular astronomical object in the sky, but at least you will have a veiw. Allen 
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