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Transit of Venus 2004 On Tuesday 8th June 2004 the visible surface of the Sun was crossed by the planet Venus. This is a very rare event and was last seen in December 1882. The page has pictures of the transit, click on the pictures for larger images.
Building an Astrograph This article describes how to make an Astrograph that can be taken out into the country and used on a car roof, or any flat stable surface.
Space Station Viewing Times The International Space Station can sometimes be seen fom Lincoln. It appears as a bright star, moving across the sky from West to East, travelling faster than high flying aircraft and usually brighter than most stars.
Testing Telescope Optics Testing is usually carried out on a bright star at night. Before this is done, several conditions should be met...