@AceIsManik In researching this, I wouldn't agree that "split pin" should be a replacement term, but I do see that it is another name used to identify what I am calling a "paper fastener."
@Shompy06 Judging from the visibility of the stars in the tail of Scorpius, I would estimate the "official" latitude of the planisphere to be about 45 degrees N. Our club uses it comfortably down here at 39.75 degrees N, so 45 +/- 5 degrees would be the optimal range for its use.
were did you find the window and where the weel?
Because i'm searching but I can not find something to print...
Please answer me,as soon as It is possible !!
MrSophie980 1 month ago
@MrSophie980 The WSU site is down. The planisphere can now be downloaded from outreachastronomer dot dyndns dot org.
patrickimo1 1 month ago
its not called a brass paper fastener. It is a split pin
AceIsManik 4 months ago
@AceIsManik In researching this, I wouldn't agree that "split pin" should be a replacement term, but I do see that it is another name used to identify what I am calling a "paper fastener."
patrickimo1 4 months ago
What is the intro from?
jamman55 1 year ago
@jamman55 The intro is from Timbaland's "Give It To Me" featuring Nelly Furtado and Justin Timberlake.
patrickimo1 1 year ago
how to use it was super usefull. becouse bought a bit cheap telescome and this thing was included and i had no idea how to use it.
iaureee 1 year ago
What latitude is the planisphere meant to be used at?
Shompy06 1 year ago
@Shompy06 Judging from the visibility of the stars in the tail of Scorpius, I would estimate the "official" latitude of the planisphere to be about 45 degrees N. Our club uses it comfortably down here at 39.75 degrees N, so 45 +/- 5 degrees would be the optimal range for its use.
patrickimo1 1 year ago
Hi,
Thanks a million. I'm just getting started and this video sure guided me.
Great presentation!
RealVBenoit 1 year ago
Thanks for this video! Very helpful.
lacemastarson 1 year ago
Great and simple explanation, thanks :)
grofuss 2 years ago