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Royal Astronomical Society of Canada – Ottawa Centre Meeting at the Canada Science and Technology Museum
Friday night, at the Canada Science and Technology Museum, the Ottawa Centre RASC (Royal Astronomical Society of Canada) meeting was underway when I arrived. Now, to be fair, these folks are used to sitting in the dark for hours at … Continue reading
Posted in Astrophotography, Canada Explorer, Home and About, Ontario, Ottawa
Tagged astronomical interest, Canada Museum of Science and Technology, canada science, canon 40d, cape canaveral, celestial observations, darkened auditorium, door prizes, dslr, emcee, mosquitoes, Ontario, Ottawa, ottawa centre, rasc, royal astronomical society of canada, science and technology, shuttle launches, technical glitches, telescope, telescopes
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