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Originally I thought the advertising claim 'the world's most realistic planetarium software' was probably just hype.

#STARRY NIGHT PRO 6 CELESTRON DRIVER NO COM PORTS UPGRADE#

" A popular planetarium package gets a big upgrade to dramatically improve your view of the virtual sky.

#STARRY NIGHT PRO 6 CELESTRON DRIVER NO COM PORTS PLUS#

Jim Mitchell's breathtaking photograph of Stonehenge during sunset on December 16, 2005.Įxcerpts from Sky & Telescope Magazine, April 2006 Review of Starry Night Pro Plus 5 Lying quietly between Gemini and Leo, Cancer is not the most exciting of constellations.

Enter the Starry Night® BlueStar Telescope Adapter, a box about the size of a folded cell phone.Ī newly discovered comet is currently visible in binoculars and even with the naked eye from dark sky locations. Until now, if you wanted to control your telescope with a laptop computer, you needed to have a wire connection between them.

Starry Night® BlueStar: A Wireless Wonder!.

We've been listening-hope you enjoy the improvements.

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It is time for another free Starry Night® update with the usual mix of new features and fixes. Guide to new features and fixes in version 5.8.2.Nine total solar eclipses later, and I'm still hooked! Jim Low writes: I witnessed my first total solar eclipse in 1963. Because the shadow of the Moon is very small on the Earth's surface, you need to be in exactly the right place at exactly the right time to see a total eclipse. When the timing is just right, the Moon blocks the light from the Sun, resulting in an eclipse.

In its monthly trip around the Earth, the Moon passes close to the Sun every New Moon.

Darkness at Noon: The Solar Eclipse March 29, 2006.

Imagine witnessing the sun, your source of warmth and life, being consumed by a swiftly encroaching shadow, leaving only a blinding hole in its wake.

And the Sun has Perished out of Heaven: Eclipse Lore and Legend.

Review of Starry Night® Pro Plus: ".it's hard to imagine how it could be improved."

Hot off the Press - Sky & Telescope Magazine, April 2006.

We packed a lot more in this month’s newsletter… happy reading. While Jim Low reminds us that sometimes watching an eclipse is only a small part of the reason one travels the world to see them. Geoff Gaherty is our knowledgeable guide to the science of eclipses, providing observing tips for those lucky enough to be in the path of totality. In our feature article-"And the Sun Perished out of Heaven"-Claire Rothfels takes us on a journey backward in time to explore the influence of eclipses throughout the ages. It’s filled with engaging and in-depth articles on the lore, history and science of eclipses-including a free interactive SkyGuide tour illustrating the upcoming Matotal solar eclipse. We hope you enjoy this month’s newsletter. If you have trouble viewing this newsletter, click here.