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Trebuchet · 27th December 2020, 12:36 PM

Originally Posted by The Atheist

If I had a camera I could use on my telescope I'd have some beautiful shots from 17 December!

Here's what they would have looked like - the first here is about exactly how we saw it: https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/...os/4022128001/

Originally Posted by smartcooky

Dec 15 - cloudy night
Dec 16 - cloudy night
Dec 17 - cloudy night
Dec 18 - cloudy night
Dec 19 - cloudy night
Dec 20 - raining
Dec 21 - raining
Dec 22 - cloudy night
Dec 23 - cloudy night
Dec 24 - cloudy night
Dec 25 - clear all day, cloud rolled in about 5pm
Dec 26 - clear all day - thunderstorm began around 4pm - then rain

Bloody frustrating!!!

Much the same here, except for one night -- might have been the 23rd. It wasn't until the next day I remembered I DO, in fact, have the ability to mount a camera to my telescope.

27th December 2020, 12:36 PM	#131
Trebuchet Penultimate Amazing Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Port Townsend, Washington Posts: 31,271	Originally Posted by The Atheist If I had a camera I could use on my telescope I'd have some beautiful shots from 17 December! Here's what they would have looked like - the first here is about exactly how we saw it: https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/...os/4022128001/ Originally Posted by smartcooky Dec 15 - cloudy night Dec 16 - cloudy night Dec 17 - cloudy night Dec 18 - cloudy night Dec 19 - cloudy night Dec 20 - raining Dec 21 - raining Dec 22 - cloudy night Dec 23 - cloudy night Dec 24 - cloudy night Dec 25 - clear all day, cloud rolled in about 5pm Dec 26 - clear all day - thunderstorm began around 4pm - then rain Bloody frustrating!!! Much the same here, except for one night -- might have been the 23rd. It wasn't until the next day I remembered I DO, in fact, have the ability to mount a camera to my telescope.
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