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Re: (meteorobs) Hi
Hello Bamm,
You are right there are many on the list
that are advanced but there are also those like myself
that are what I'll call advancing. I still dont feel
that my own obs are accurate enough to be sending
in "offical" reports (or at least thats what I tell
myself!). Anyway,you wanted to know if there are ways of
learning the tricks of the trade and the best advice I
can give you is to visit some or all of the web sites
like American Meteor Society,NAMN, and read the guides
to observing that are there. For me; knowing if a
meteor is a sporadic or shower member has loads of
importance but again that's me talking to me. Of course
the really important part is to find a good site and
bring some patience and then wait. It might not be that
long either!
Jeff Wilson
> I'm a casual observer fascinated by the stars and shooting stars and I
> joined this list to possibly learn more. After a few weeks of lurking around
> I found out this list is far too advanced for me. Is there a way to learn
> the tricks of the trade for beginners like me? If anyone can help me get
> started I'd be glad to contribute my own observations someday. =)
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
>
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