LUWD #0037 A Decade of Comets, Doug Berger
Here is the surprising thing: 21 of the 26 individuals found their first comet during this decade, 1975 through 1984 DON MACHHOLZContinue Reading
LUWD #0036 A Decade of Comets, William Bradfield, Dr. Brian Marsden, Neptune
William Bradfield of Australia get used to his name; he discovered 10 of the 33 comets covered in A Decade of Comets. DON MACHHOLZContinue Reading
LUWD #0035 Visual Comet Discoveries, A Decade of Comets
I began to wonder: what am I missing? Does everyone else know something that I don’t? DON MACHHOLZContinue Reading
LUWD #0034 Visual Comet Discovery, Dr. Edgar Everhart
This is the type of study that helped to direct comet hunters where to search. DON MACHHOLZContinue Reading
LUWD #0033 Remote Telescope Rental, SLOOH, Delphinus, comets
This pod is a dolphin name Delphinus Hiding in the Milky Way, due to its shyness Near the star Altair, one of the brightest Up in the sky where there is no virus DON MACHHOLZContinue Reading
LUWD #0032 Astronomical League, comets, and an arrow in the sky
The constellation aim to know betta Is the tiny arrow known as Sagitta DON MACHHOLZContinue Reading
LUWD #0031 Eyepatches, Perseid Meteor Shower, Comet NEOWISE
An eyepatch makes you see less, So that you can see more DON MACHHOLZContinue Reading
LUWD #0029 Comet NEOWISE, meteor showers, M6, M7, M8 and M20
Comet NEOWISE left behind, A trail of hope and joy combined. A celestial gift to humankind, To help us through our daily grind. DON MACHHOLZContinue Reading
LUWD #0028 Comet NEOWISE, Saturn, Sagittarius, and observatories
It’s not too late to realize, the comet to see is NEOWISE DON MACHHOLZContinue Reading
