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RE: (meteorobs) OT
On 13 Sep 2000, at 23:32, Wayne T Hally wrote:
Good Morning Wayne,
> I'm only posting to the list since others might be interested. The
> software is available at http://www.spacew.com
>
> It's called the STD Aurora Monitor.
It is a very good program. I have had the full version for about 2
months now,and it gives lots of interesting information, from
weather maps, solar image info, aurora info, a chat area, and a
chance to post any sightings of aurora.
Well worth the money. And the really neat thing is if you have your
system connected for a bit, you can say look at one of the soho
images and do an animation, which shows the evolution of a spot,
group, or flare.
And of course, amateurs can also do comet work with this
program, which Micheal Boschat has done, and has found at least
5 comets, or the count might be more now, correct me if I am
wrong Micheal.
Kim
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