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ISAN 7

Oliver

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Member Since: Apr 2011

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Observation in Hamburg, Germany

Hi Folks,
don't miss the International Sidewalk Astronomers Night on the 8th of March. Meeting point is almost exactly onto 10° Longitude - http://goo.gl/maps/C8xkm (Postal address is Faehrdamm 13, 20148 Hamburg)
Observation begins at 1800 h CET (GMT+1). Stargazing for free! Make your first picture of the moon! Ask crazy questions - get strange answers. A journey into space (and back). Warm clothing suggested! Have fun!

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I am amateur astronomer for some 30 years. My main interests are videography of planets and deep sky astrophotography. I am member of a local astronomy club, www.gva-hamburg.de. I have collected experience in organisation of public observations with up to 1000 visitors. Furthermore my colleagues and I offer technical support for news coverage about Solar and Moon eclipses and other interesting astronomical events for Newspapers, Radio and TV stations. For even larger public events we also collaborate with the Observatory of the University of Hamburg. Clear Skies!

Location:	Hamburg, Hamburg Germany
Website:	www.gva-hamburg.de

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