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Tonight, we'll try a Messier Marathon beginning at 8pm ET. Join us at https://www.youtube.com/live/o1ZybMXseds?si=lbo_SPKuigrIxCAl ! (A Messier Marathon is an all-night astronomy event in which we try to view as many deep-sky objects in the Messier Catalogue as possible. We're trying for 109.) Stay for two minutes, two hours, or the entire night. (We hope to take a two-hour nap around 2 or 3am.) Emerald Hills Skies Team Expansion

Tonight (Sunday, Feb. 18), join us for "Catch a Big Vision" of the mysteries of the night sky. We'll try to explain the most common objects you can see with a telescope as if to a 5-year-old - then to a young adult - then to an amateur astronomer. Join us at 10pm ET at https://www.youtube.com/live/KC1r6ZX-u5Q?si=BqETWjhHn1WLtsAr . Hope to see you there!

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Join us for Valentine's NIGHT Astronomy at 10:30ET tonight. Just click to https://youtu.be/RetBxWLbDNs?si=1fpXhS5WSgqP67KS

Join us at 10PM ET tonight (Jan. 4) for live telescope views. It's astronomy as a team sport! Just click to https://www.youtube.com/live/QEDOaXvlKb0?si=5uKKUCLnABTL-Qll Emerald Hills Skies

Live Telescope Views-Part 12- Into Deep Space via an 11-Inch RASA Telescope - Cosmic Challenge (EAA) Electronically-assisted Astronomy (EAA) opens up new vistas for those who would never be able to make time to travel to view the heavenlies through a scope l...

The skies are clearin! Let's open up the observatory tonight and, together, use our 11-inch RASA telescope from 10:30pm to 12:30am ET, on unobserved objects on Steve O'Meara's Hidden Treasures list of Deep-Sky Objects. Join us! Just click to https://www.youtube.com/c/EmeraldHillsSkies and look for the "live" video stream box! Emerald Hills Skies

Let's try a first round at a Messier Marathon tonight, 3/14/2023, beginning at 8pm ET. I'm a bit concerned that we will lose Saturday night's clarity. Clouds are starting to crop up in the forecast. So please join us tonight. Just click to https://www.youtube.com/ and look for the live stream. The Messier List features 109 of some of the biggest and relatively brightest deep-space objects in the entire night sky. During this particular week in the spring, it's possible to see *many* of the 109 objects. We probably won't be able to see quite *all* of them, but we will hope to come close - in one night. This will be our third Messier Marathon - but the first time we'll be attempting to cover all 109 objects with the same scope. Hope to see you there! Emerald Hills Skies

The Green Comet! Join us at 9pm ET with live views through our 11-inch telescope. Just click here in 20 minutes: https://www.youtube.com/live/_P_ybE9eOOU?feature=share Emerald Hills Skies

The Green Comet, [Comet C/2022 E3 (ZTF)]: Will it Show Up in 98% Moonlight? (Live Telescope Views) Electronically-assisted Astronomy (EAA) opens up new vistas for those who would never be able to make time to travel to view the heavenlies through a scope l...

Join us tonight for "live telescope views," real-time, as if you're looking through the eyepiece with me! https://youtu.be/aNsD-v_7HDU Tonight, Saturday night, January 14, 7:30 to 9:30pm ET- featuring objects from the Hidden Treasures list. Just click to https://youtu.be/aNsD-v_7HDU at 7:30pm ET and join in the conversation live! Emerald Hills Skies

Tomorrow night (Saturday night, May 28), 11pm to 1am ET, catch the Emerald Hills Skies through an 11-inch RASA Telescope. You'll see exactly what I'm seeing, real-time. We're planning to continue working through the Herschel 400 list of deep-space objects. You're invited to come along with us on the journey, whether for 2 minutes or the whole 2 hours! Just find the red "live" indicator at

https://www.youtube.com/c/EmeraldHillsSkies/videos

(Tomorrow night, we'll also try to demonstrate the new roll-off roof motor we've been working on for our Pier-Tech Telestation 2 observatory. It's a bit like playing with tinker-toys for adults!) Emerald Hills Skies

Tonight, 11pm to 1am ET, catch the Emerald Hills Skies through an 11-inch RASA Telescope. You'll see exactly what I'm seeing, real-time. Tonight, we hope to begin working our way through the Herschel 400 list of deep-space objects. You're invited on the journey! See galaxies galore! Nebulae without end. Whether for 2 minutes or the whole two hours, stop by at https://www.youtube.com/c/EmeraldHillsSkies. Emerald Hills Skies

Emerald Hills Skies - YouTube This channel is all about viewing the heavenlies above Emerald Hills, Team Expansion's home base on the outskirts of Louisville, Kentucky.

Tomorrow night, the forecast is crystal clear! Beginning at 10:30pm ET, you're invited to join me "at the eyepiece," so to speak. To do so, just click to:

http://www.YouTube.com/c/EmeraldHillsSkies

.. and look for the video with the "Live" symbol in the red box.

We'll be introducing the Caldwell List. These 109 objects are rarely observed by anyone, yet many are quite beautiful. They might not have an "M" number -- but that simply means that Charles Messier never noticed them himself (from atop his hotel in Paris, back in the 1700s). Let's scout these objects out... from 10:30pm onward. Join for 5 minutes or the entire two hours - it's your call.

To learn more about our observing and to see past live streams, you can visit

http://www.EmeraldHillsSkies.com

Thanks for taking part!!!

Doug Lucas

First "full" live-stream! (Feel free to fast-forward through much of the first hour while we were working out bugs!) https://youtu.be/YJQZpWxfTPk Emerald Hills Skies

First Full Night from the New Observatory - EAA Astronomy | Emerald Hills Skies | Mar 20, 2022 Electronically-assisted Astronomy (EAA) opens up new vistas for those who would never be able to make time to travel to view the heavenlies through a scope l...