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Where were you on 07/20/69?Started by:bobmoody, Jul/21/07 07:21 PM
Yesterday was a day I'd been waiting on
for a whole year.....the 38th
anniversary of a "38-year-old American
standing on the surface of the moon," as
Walter Cronkite described it that
evening. I remember it so clearly, so
vividly, so wistfully now after al		  
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By: bobmoody
Jul/25/07 12:01 AM
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What's Up With The WeatherStarted by:tricks46, Aug/20/08 10:14 AM
I don't understand this horrible
weather. No scope time at all. I
begining to think that one of you guys
is not livin right. Need to fess up so
we can get some skys back before I
forget how to operate the stuff I
use. Mike H. :lol: 		 
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By: dgrosvold
Sep/25/09 12:47 PM
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Tun Tavern, Philidelphia 1775Started by:lrjarhead, Nov/10/09 03:25 AM
On this date in 1775 at Tun Tavern in
Philidelphia the United States Marine
Corps was brought into existence by an
act of the Continental Congress. Happy
Birthday Marines! Semper Fi, Mike		  
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By: lrjarhead
Nov/10/09 02:46 PM
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Top Ten Differences between Astronomers and Astrol....Started by:nspace01, Sep/20/07 04:44 PM
Top Ten Differences between Astronomers
and Astrologers 1 - Astronomers never
try to contact dead astrologers. 2 -
Nancy Reagan never asked an astronomer
for advice. 3 - An astronomer plans an
evening according to the position of the
stars, planets, 		 
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By: nspace01
Sep/20/07 04:44 PM
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That's what Neil Armstrong said.Started by:bobmoody, Dec/14/05 01:04 PM
:lol: Chuck sent me this little story
from a source online, I believe, and I
thought I'd post it here for everyone to
see and contemplate. His neighbor's wife
was truly prophetic........ On July
20, 1969, as Commander of the Apollo 11
Module, Neil Armst		  
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By: bobmoody
Dec/14/05 09:15 PM
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Slowwwwwww Web SiteStarted by:starryniter, Nov/12/08 07:47 PM
I thought I had a fast
computer.......geeeeesh.This place used
to be fast to surf through...what
happened??		  
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By: dgrosvold
Nov/12/08 10:59 PM
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SciFi movie: John Carter of MarsStarted by:bobmoody, Jul/26/11 09:46 PM
Hi folks, been a little while since I've
posted. But I just googled the movie
I've been following online for at least
SIX years, John Carter of Mars and
wanted to share the information with
everyone. While Edgar Rice Burroughs
"Tarzan" character may have b		  
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By: bobmoody
Jan/13/12 06:32 PM
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Restrictions ImposedStarted by:bobmoody, May/30/04 11:43 AM
AOAS is very proud of our little web
site, and one of the reasons for this is
that we have always allowed anyone to
post or contribute anything relating to
the hobby we love. That is until
now. This web site is now locked down
so that only registered user		  
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By: bobmoody
May/30/04 11:51 PM
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Releaving Computer Woes! (Hopefully)Started by:nspace01, Feb/02/09 02:52 PM
Well, I finally took the plunge and am
putting together a new
computer....... My old one gave out
in October......It was a Pentium 4 setup
I put together several years ago. First
the Power Supply, then the CPU. :cry:
Luckily, I have a Laptop to ke		  
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By: nspace01
Feb/10/09 10:34 PM
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Really good free softwareStarted by:ed wemmerus, Oct/27/06 07:23 PM
javascript:emoticon(':D') Big Grin Just
thought I would bring it to the
attention of all the members that there
is an excellent planetarium and
observing program out there you might
want to give a try. The program name is
"Stellarium". Stellarium is a fr		  
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By: ed wemmerus
Oct/27/06 09:26 PM
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