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"New Telescope Curse" lasting a bit longer than I thought? yeahh..
17 June, 200917 June, 2009 7 comments Uncategorized Uncategorized

Hello everyone!

So as I've been told since I have received my telescope (back in March 09) that I'll have the new telescope curse, so the weather won't be all that great for a week or two.. I was excited about the new telescope and how much I'll get outside with it and attempt to locate planets besides the moon. Well, I didn't think the curse was going to last THAT LONG. It's mid-june, and the weather honestly sucks. Every day, it is either cloudy, around 60 degrees, rainy, or thunder..lightning... and basically and honestly there are no good days to star gaze. And when it happens to be nice outside and warm, it is cloudy, very cloudy. Hence, there were no new pictures or updates.

 

Even my parents agree, that since ever I got the telescope the weather has been real bad, and that we should return the telescope so we get nice weather again! No worries..that was a joke, I'm not returning it Laughing but as you can see, at least I am not the only one who thinks and noticed the change in weather since ever I got the telescope. So you can definitely say that this "new telescope curse" is lasting just wayyyyy longer than expected! It is supposed to rain for the next week and half, is it ever gonna be nice out? I got out with my telescope about 2 weeks ago, just by luck because the weather was nice, but the moon wasn't out, and the planets were few degrees above horizon and all the trees and houses and light pollution was in my way! So I ended up looking at random stars (aka dots in my AstroMaster 130EQ) without finding anything. And when I was bringing the telescope back into my house, I noticed Jupiter (I had to go around my house to bring the telescope back inside), but it was already apart so I wasn't gonna put that thing back together. Poor Jupiter was blocked by trees, houses, etc from where I was.

 

So as of right now, my lovely AstroMaster 130EQ-MD is a nice decoration in my room Tongue out

 

-EvaCZE

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  • HellobozosBy Hellobozos 407 Days Ago
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    Here in Florida,it rains every evening currently, its the Swamp,if it didn't, we'd all melt..so lately i've been taking the scope out in the AM hours,i can get good hour or two in before sun an dew kills it.Don't forget you can look at anything now ,unless it's getting your scope wet,like planes,birds,distant tree's, buildings,No spying allowed though!!...heh..Enjoy, hope weather improves
  • webmasterBy webmaster 407 Days Ago
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    Hey Eva, you should make that scope work for you despite the bad weather... Enter it into this contest:
    http://www.celestronimages.com/contest.php?contest_id=2
  • JustinBy Justin 405 Days Ago
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    Eva, my skies have been just as bad here lately, barely any clear night skies since april! I do seem to have fixed my NexImage though, so I'll be ready for Jupiter when it starts showing itself earlier in the evening. I hope your skies clear soon, Summer is the best time for bright nebula/ star clusters.
  • greaper51By greaper51 263 Days Ago
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    it goes along with accesories too... happens to me all the time
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