Ma– Today, think about a French amateur astronomer who was watching around black spot transit the Sun today in 1859. But why not test out your optics and your skills with some real lunar challenges? Then hit the switch and I’ll see you after dark… and if you can do the larger ones with binoculars? You’re good. Before you think that lunar observing is boring, or carries a little less weight than deep sky studies, then try your hand at truly identifying some of this weekend’s studies! Some features can be identified with just your eyes. Greetings, fellow SkyWatchers! Are you ready to commit a little lunacy? Then don’t forget to turn off your lights to celebrate Earth Hour and let’s take a much closer look at what’s really lighting up the skies – the Moon.
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