Stamm's report for Shaban Crescent
(1424 AH)
realname: Stamm Day: Friday Date: 26, September 2003 Country: USA First Name: Jim Mr./Ms.: Mr. City: Tucson State: AZ Longitude: -110.96 Latitude: 32.42 Zone: MST Elevation: 842 Academic Degree: MS Institution: Syracuse Age: 61 Temperature: 85 F. Humidity: 36% Pressure: 29.75 mm Apparent-Sunset: 6:15 Sunset-Location: Actual Instrument: Naked, Bin, Tele Visible?: Seen Horizon: Superb Crescent-Location: left Naked-Visible?: Seen NakedFirstVisib: 6:44 NakedFirstAlt: 1.4 NakedLastVisib: 6:47 NakedLastAlt: 0.8 Bin-Visible?: Seen Bin-Magnification: 6 Bin-Diameter: 30 BinFirstVisib: 6:33 BinFirstAlt: 3.6 BinLastVisib: 6:49 BinLastAlt: 0.3 Tele-Visible?: Seen Tele-Magnification: 50 Tele-Diameter: 2000 Tele-Type: S-C Tele-FirstVisib: 6:11 Tele-FirstAlt: 8.1 Tele-LastVisib: 6:50 Tele-LastAlt: 0.1 Notes: I could have seen the crescent in the finder earlier, but it was hidden by the crosshairs. Crescent was only glimpsed intermittently with naked eye for the 3 minute interval. Naked eye observations were made and confirmed by myself and my son, Joshua. Begin: Monday, 1, September 2003
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