“In 1922 the IAU named 88 constellations; this must have been number 89.”
-Don Machholz
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There once was a comet named ATLASWhose magnitude curve showed flatnessIt fragmented and scatteredAt the time it most matteredAnd it…DON MACHHOLZ Podcast-20-Map-1Download Podcast-20-Map-2-1Download Podcast-20-Map-3Download...
The eyes alone are superior to the telescope for some types of viewing, such as watching meteor showers and learning the constellations.– Don Machholz...