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Latest From The Galaxy 9 April 2024
9 Apr 2024

Latest From The Galaxy 9 April 2024

by Frank Barbato | posted in: Latest From The galaxy | 0

Rain has put a damper on astronomical observations for the past week with inclement weather, but it should start subsiding from the 9th of April. With the summer constellations slowly but surely making their way further in the western skies, … Continued

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Astronomy Day with ArcelorMittal Science Centre
20 Dec 2023

Astronomy Day with ArcelorMittal Science Centre

by Frank Barbato | posted in: Latest From The galaxy | 0

Seeing your handiwork payoff is a reward and spending time with Tebogo and team at their astronomy day on the 19th and 20th of October were days like that. Tebogo sent me an invite to attend the Astronomy Day at … Continued

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Telescope Training at Londolozi Private Game Reserve
13 Dec 2023

Telescope Training at Londolozi Private Game Reserve

by Frank Barbato | posted in: Latest From The galaxy | 0

Gerald De Beer from Edwards pharmacy in Eshowe contacted me as I am technical and sales adviser for the Celestron agent in South Africa. His son in law James is head ranger at the 5-Star Varti Camp in the Londolozi … Continued

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Training ArcelorMittal Science Centre
9 Dec 2023

Training ArcelorMittal Science Centre

by Frank Barbato | posted in: Latest From The galaxy | 0

The need for science education in South Africa is of paramount importance and there are a few passionate people willing to impart this knowledge, more so than others, Tebogo Habedi from the ArcelorMittal Science Centre Newcastle. I met Tebogo in … Continued

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A Visit SARAO Hartebeesthoek Site
8 Dec 2023

A Visit SARAO Hartebeesthoek Site

by Frank Barbato | posted in: Latest From The galaxy | 0

A sweltering spring day in Gauteng and I was well on the way to Visit SARAO Hartebeesthoek. Surrounded by beautiful rolling hills, the Hartbeeshoek site is located just south of the Magaliesberg mountain range. I turned left out of the … Continued

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Silver Crescent Moon
6 Sep 2023

Silver Crescent Moon

by Frank Barbato | posted in: Latest From The galaxy | 0

The Moon, just before New Moon appears as a thin crescent in the Sunrise. A photograph like this sometimes takes a lot of planning and found me overthinking the idea of getting a shot of the Moon in the glow … Continued

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