Nice site. I specifically came to it to look for info on the Panther Mountain (presumed) impact structure.

Keep up the good work.

-- Paul

Hi all. Attended our first stargazing tonight with our own telescope! Magnificent.
Unfortunately, we came home without our dog!! Little black & white shih tzu "BUDDY".
Please call if your know anything.
Thanks!
613-834-0368

Hi Guys! Im a grade 9 student, and unfortunatly the astronomy course is not so good, but atleast their is one! I just got my first scope recently (Celestron 70EQ refractor), and have been to one starparty so far! And just at the starparty i learned so much! I will be attending the meeting tonight,
Cheers!

Shamus

Very interesting but not having a science background your site is going to take me some time to get through.

Keep up the good work.

Hi I have inherited a Meade 2080 LX 5 telescope that I want to sell. Asking $700.00.

Hi - I'm chair of the Ottawa Branch of the Canadian Remote Sensing Society. We noted that there is a total lunar eclipse on the 20/21 December. We are planning a meeting for Dec 20, and we were wondering if there was any plan for observing and/or viewing resources we could let our members know about? While we generally look at regions on the earth from space, this would give us a fun reason to look up to space from earth for a change.
Thanks for your help - Peter White

hi there...A big thumps up to your site...just passing by...

Hello, I'm interested in finding accurate star maps of the Ottawa area, and don't know where to start. Any suggestions?

Thank you,

Alisdair

Made an appearance at the January 2010 meeting for the first two talks with my daughter. WOW! What I saw regarding the talk on satelites was..... stellar.

Keep up the great work RASCals, and I hope to get re-aquainted in the coming months.

Best regards,

Dave Lauzon

Hello,
I'm wondering if anyone else saw a large flaming object with a significant tail, falling from S to N about 9 pm on Monday November 16, 2009. I was driving through McDonald's Corners in Lanark County at the time. It crossed our path overhead, and my passenger said, "did you see that falling star?" It seemed to fall somewhere to the north, perhaps Lavant, or maybe even farther north, in the Madawaskas? I at first assumed someone had thrown a firecracker, but you could see a very definite black ball about 8 or 10 degrees wide with flames around it, with a long triangular yellow tail. The most impressive night sky object I've seen in my 60 years.