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Curiosity Under the Stars

Sigh. Would love to go, but time and $ do not coordinate well at the moment.
 
It went great! Despite iffy weather, we were able to see the Andromeda galaxy with the naked eye, moons of Jupiter and Saturn, and some of the late-night folks even saw Charon, which is at the very limit of the 20" scope's range.

During the day, we visited Bishop Castle, which is one of the strangest and scariest places I've ever been, and that's saying something.

We're planning an event for next year's eclipse, and once that's organized, I'll post it here.
 
Oh, I should add that a subset of us went to Meow Wolf in Santa Fe after the event. It's best described as St. Louis's City Museum with a story. And if you don't know what the City Museum is, congrats! You've got TWO really cool places to visit in your lifetime.
 
Oh, I should add that a subset of us went to Meow Wolf in Santa Fe after the event. It's best described as St. Louis's City Museum with a story. And if you don't know what the City Museum is, congrats! You've got TWO really cool places to visit in your lifetime.


And, Curiously Enough, this map:

http://eclipse.gsfc.nasa.gov/SEgoogle/SEgoogle2001/SE2017Aug21Tgoogle.html

shows that St. Louis is right on the edge of where the eclipse can be seen.

Just sayin'....
 

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