Hi, i'm from London and an astronomer

a reply to: LightAssassin

Hi LightAssassin,
I love your avatar picture, thanks for the welcome

a reply to: Astronomer62

Archeoastronomy huh? Good man 👍🏻Welcome aboard matey!

a reply to: 3n19m470

Hi 3n19m470,

I have had an interest in archaeoastronomy for approx. 20 years, when i have finished my 20 newbie posts, i will be starting some threads on this, when i work out how to post pictures on the forum LOL!

a reply to: Astronomer62

Welcome!

a reply to: Nostranova
Hi Nostranova,
Thanks for the welcome!
I'll start a thread on the Enfield thing when i get out of jail!

a reply to: Nostranova

Hi Nostranova,

I thought i would leave a short history of the Ghost Club below:-

www.openculture.com...

Anyone can join now but in 1977 it was very difficult, a panel of senior members could black ball you, i was very lucky to become a member when i was 20.

a reply to: Astronomer62

Hi,
Welcome to Ats!

a reply to: Anewbeginning

Hi Newbeginning,
Thank you for your welcome, i have managed my 20 posts, so can post in other forums, but will hang around to help others!
You need your own introductory thread, ask established members how to do this, i'm a newbie!

a reply to: Astronomer62

Thank you. I never knew of this club until you mentioned it. I would never have guessed some of those members.

Looking forward to your contributions!

welcome to you, Astronomer

Interesting Introduction) Welcome)!

a reply to: Astronomer62

I think I now how this alignement worked. Your looking at from the slightly wrong perspective. I will be putting a thread up about this v soon.

:-)

Hey astronomer I'm in south Essex not far from london so welcome aboard from a fellow Brit. One question for you, how do you find the time to be an astronomer while living in London the light pollution is terrible. I'm an amateur photographer and curse at the amount of light pollution we have here in the south east.

Enjoy your stay here

a reply to: ThePeaceMaker

Check page one, I already asked that question. ETA The question was answered.

originally posted by: LightSpeedDriver
a reply to: ThePeaceMaker

Check page one, I already asked that question.

ETA The question was answered.

Congratulations you've made me feel like a complete fool lol
ATS rule: Always read the damn thread before replying

a reply to: Astronomer62



Hello was looking through your thread becauase they are intrersting to me. So a late hello and an question.

with all the myths about Planet X, i wonder why that was mentioned, if "The Goblin" does exist i would wait for further investigation, but is fascinating. So far there is growing evidence that "Planet 9" does exist, however it would need to be 4 times the diameter of the Earth to explain its gravitational pull on the orbits of Trans-Neptune objects!

Could this be a star we are talking about here.