#BOSON X STARFIELD 2 HOW TO#
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Join an event hosted or supported by one of our 130+ NOCs, IAU Dark Skies AmbassadorsВ or other organisers from the astronomy outreach community around the world. The IAU OAO and the IAU National Outreach CoordinatorsВ (NOCs) participate in various events to raise awareness of the importance of dark and quiet skies.

#BOSON X STARFIELD 2 HOW TO#

For more information on how to participate, eligibility, terms and conditions see this document. Winners will also have the chance to share their artwork during One Home, One Sky: A Seminar for the Protection of Dark and Quiet Skies (more details below). Three submissions will be randomly selected to win a BRESSER NANO AR-70/700 AZ Telescope, courtesy of Sterren Schitteren Voor IedereenВ (Stars Shine For Everyone - SSVI). Using any medium you'd like, create a piece of art that describes what dark skies mean to you and your community. It's well past sunset, and the Moon is new - what do you see when you look up at the sky? Are there city lights? Stars? Can you spot any planets? The Milky Way? What do these views mean to you? Imagine you've stumbled into an open clearing. In alignment with UNESCO's International Day of Light on 16 May, the IAU Office for Astronomy Outreach is dedicating the entire month of May to Dark and Quiet Skies Awareness. Join the 2022 Edition of Dark and Quiet Skies Awareness The ISS's current series of morning passes will gradually transition into a series of 'through the night passes', and then morph into evening passes only.ДЇull details for your location on and on various Smartphone Apps.ДЈ. This table gives the altitude of the Moon in degrees at the start and middle of totality for various locations Remember also that as the Moon gets lower, the Sun gets higher, and twilight brightens!

#BOSON X STARFIELD 2 SOFTWARE#

The exact time of the occultations will depend on your location email me ( for exact details if you don't have software to check it for yourself. The 7th mag star will reappear from behind the Moon during totality, but just before the moon sets, so it will also be difficult to see. The Moon will occult 7th mag TYC 6179-152-1 during the partial phase, and a 9.5 mag star, and then an 8.8 mag star during totality, but it will be very low by then. The Moon will lie in quite a nice surrounding starfield of red, orange, white and blue 5th and 6th mag stars during totality, giving the possibility of nice wide-field images. The Moon will pass South of the centre of the Earth's shadow, so the N edge of the Moon should appear a bit darker than the S. Mid eclipse occurs at 05.11, with an umbral magnitude of 1.419. The penumbral phase, which is barely noticeable, starts at 02.30 the Moon enters the umbra at 03.27, and totality starts at 04.28. The further West and South you are, the better the view, as the Moon sets later there.

More than half of this eclipse is visible from Ireland.

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