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Feature ArticlesSong, Telescope Man by Robert Cesarone and Northern Cross Bob Cesarone of JPL moonlights as an acoustic musician, and wrote this song some years back for his favorite telescope man, John Dobson. This link is direct to the MP3 file. Jane observed the Hesiodus sunrise ray during a sidewalk session, and writes about observing these fun lunar phenomena. Crepuscular Rays at Bryce Astronomy Festival 2007 Jane's article on this fascinating sky phenomenon we saw at Bryce Canyon. 2007 Grand Canyon and Bryce Canyon Trip Jane and Mojo travel to the North Rim and Bryce Canyon for a week of astronomy with John Dobson and Barry Peckham 2007 International Sidewalk Astronomy Night in Monrovia Photo album from May 19, 2007 Sidewalk Astronomers on Weekend America Weekend America did a story on Jane, Mojo, and John Dobson for International Sidewalk Astronomy Day, May 19, 2007. The web site also features an article by Jane. Photos from International Sidewalk Astronomy Day A short album of photos from Myrtle and Lime in Monrovia, May 19, 2007 Jane and Mojo visit Ireland and U.K. Astronomers Stores and photo albums from our fall excursion to Ireland and England Glacier Point Star Party, 2006 Photos from July 21-22, 2006, with the San Jose Astronomical Association North Rim Grand Canyon Star Party 2006 Photo album from North Rim, June 2006, with Jane, Mojo, and Barry Peckham of Litebox Telescopes Observing the "M" Objects: 2006 report Jane and Mojo escape to the desert for some deep sky observing Iapetus: East is Least and West is Best Jane outlines an observing project for Saturn's strange two-colored moon Iapetus. Observing Report from the 2005 Oregon Star Party Jane's article and pictures from our excursion north of the 44th parallel. Pictures from a memorable sidewalk astronomy evening at Myrtle and Lime. Iapetus: East is Least and West is Best Jane outlines an observing project for Saturn's strange two-colored moon Iapetus. An introduction of Jane and Mojo to Southern California, originally from the May 2004 LAAS Bulletin Building a Dobsonian Telescope Complete plans from Ray Cash and the San Francisco Sidewalk Astronomers A night at Mt. Wilson by Jane Houston Jones Observing the 2002 Leonid meteor storm with Jane and Mojo
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