Hi everyone,

A bit off-topic maybe, but if weather permits tomorrows occultation of
Saturn will be visible on the website of MIRA Public Observatory (just like
we did with nearly every eclipse or occultation since 1997).
There's a Dutch-spoken article on http://www.mira.be/nieuws/ (with a link
to the Guide-website, because I used it for timings, a lunar map and the
map of the world), but the webcast will be on
http://mira.telenet.be/live/saturn.htm
Spread the word: over there in America it'll be a daylight-event, so you'd
better take a look at the show here in Europe ;-)
If Guide is correct (only joking ;-) the event will start at 20h58m UT and
ends at 21h29m UT


BTW: weather-forecast gives a 50% chance of clear skies for tomorrow
evening (but that gives us 50% chance of having clouds also ;-)

Philippe,


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