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Simostronomy: Leslie Peltier: The World's Greatest Amateur Astronomer
Simostronomy Leslie Peltier: The World's Greatest Amateur Astronomer Leslie Peltier "The world's greatest non-professional astronomer." That is what Harlow Shapley called Leslie Peltier. If that is...
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An IAU Circular landed in my email box today with a strange headline I found hard to ignore. 'DOUBLE QUASAR SDSS J153636.22+044127.0' A doub...
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The New Supernovae Alphabet Soup
This is an update of the Simostronomy blog “Supernovae Alphabet Soup” posted December 2011. Thanks to Brad Walter for the revised text.
SN 2011fe aka PTF11kly
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Query Results from the ADS Database
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Camelopardalids, dust up to dust
In November 2013, Quanzhi Ye and Paul A. Wiegert submitted a paper to the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society suggesting that Comet 209P/LINEAR might produce strong meteor activity on May 24, 2014. This prediction was based on numerical...
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Rod Stubbings – Patience, Persistence and Purpose
In early February this year, Rod Stubbings wrote to me to tell me he had discovered a new Z Cam star. Since this was his independent discovery, he wanted to write a paper on it, and asked if I would be a co-author, since I was, as he put it, the “Godfather...
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