Astroblog: Did you see the occultation of Antares?

.comment-link {margin-left:.6em;}

Wednesday, May 17, 2006

Did you see the occultation of Antares?

I didn't, clouded out again. But here is a nice video of Antares coming out from behind the dark limb of the Moon.

# posted by Ian Musgrave @ 10:10 pm

Comments: Post a Comment

<< Home

: Name: Ian Musgrave; Location: Adelaide, South Australia, Australia

View my complete profile

Current Phase of the Moon:

Astronomical Calendar:

My Website

Southern Skywatch

Disclaimer

Disclaimer Be careful out there, I'm not your mum.

My iTelescope Blog

Sky Alerts

Other Blogs I Contribute To

Posts By Theme

This years astronomical events for 2025
A year of full Moons
Weekly Sky
Yearly Sky past issues
Southern Skywatch
Astrophiz podcast
Where to Look (the basics of observing)
Unaided Eye Observation
Astrophotography
Using the freeware program GIMP for astrophotography
Using the free simulation program Celestia
Using the free planetarium program Stellarium
Meteor Showers
Eclipses
Seeing Venus and other objects in Daylight
Unexpected Rainbows
Moonbows and rings around the Moon
Exoplanets
the Great Comet C/2006 P1 McNaught
Astronomical events and earthquakes are they connected? (No)
Comet ISON, a guide for the perplexed
Comet ISON posts all in one place
Comet Elenin a FAQ for the worried
Viewing the Transit of Venus, 6 June 2012

Weblogs

Astronomy Weblogs

Bad Astronomy Blog:The Good, the Bad, the Astronomy
A Voyage to Arcturus:R.A. 14:15:39.7, Dec. +19°10'57"
Astronomy Blog:UK astronomy
Tom's Astronomy Blog
Dirty Skies
Stars Over Kansas:Kansas Astronomy News and Information from Exploration Place
Astronomy Blogging from Far North Australia
Megans Blog
Comet Al Down Under cometary imaging with a twist
Comet Al's New Blog
Dave P's astronomy
Top of the Lawn, Astronomy in Central Park
Systemic the exoplanet blog
Centauri Dreams lots of good stuff, including exoplanets
Will Gater's science and astronomy blog
Chris Linholt's Universe
The e-astronomer
The planetary society weblog with Emily Lakdawalla
The Universe Today and Carnival of Space
Cosmic Diary
Peter Lake’s AARTScope Blog
Global Rent-a-Scope News

Nice Astronomy Websites

The Big Aussie Starhunt Beginners Guide to the Night Sky
Global Rent a Scope telescopes for everyone
Ice in Space Australian Amateur Astronomy
Astronomy Picture of the Day
The latest SOHO images
Heavens Above, Satelite prediction page - See the ISS
Space Weather - Aurora etc.
NASA's Satellite tracker
Phil Plait's Bad Astronomy Page
SEDS and the 9 planet tour
Solar System Simulator
A 3D virtual Tour of the galaxy
Extrasolar Planets
Stellarium free photorealistic sky charting software
Celestiareal time 3D space simulation
Planet Hunters helping to search the Kepler data for exoplanets

Astronomy/Science Publications

ABC Science Online

Astronomy/Science Podcast

Jodcast Jodrel Bank Astronomy Podcasts
Star StuffAustralian ABC Astronomy and Cosmology
The Science Show
Science in the City New York Academy of Sciences

Books I've been published in

Webloggy Badges

Astronomy Lessons | Add your site

Did a piece of space junk land in Queensland?

Where's Mercury?

Occultation of Antares 14-15 May

Spitzer Space Telescope looks at 73P

Storm warning

73P-B bright!

You just KNOW this post will be about 73P

73P-B, spectacular jets and a close encounter with...

For the last time, 73P will NOT hit the earth

73P speeds up

Site Visits

Where are visitors to this page?
(Auto-update daily since 27-July-05)

Astroblog