A couple of nFA's resources

[pakarinen]

A couple of resources nFA would would link to:

https://aasnova.org/category/highlights/
https://phys.org/space-news/

And one I use now and then:

https://www.sci.news/news/astronomy

[helicon]

We at the moment don't have someone systematically posting the astrophysics articles from phys.org where most of his links came from. Maybe we can spread it out amongst usual visitors to the subforum such as Gmetric, ThinkerX, Skyhiker, etc. if we want to maintain how nFA approached the topics. But then again maybe now it can be a bit different.

[Frankskywatcher]

A couple of resources nFA would would link to:

https://aasnova.org/category/highlights/
https://phys.org/space-news/

And one I use now and then:

https://www.sci.news/news/astronomy

I didn’t notice this thread until now, is there something I’m doing “ wrong” and or can I be more “ helpful” in how I’m posting or what I’m posting ?
I’ve already had one “dust up”and certainly don’t want another one so thank you in advance. Frank

[helicon]

Nope I think you're fine. Dust ups sort of come with the territory in the astrophysics subforum. Sort of need a sense of humor I guess to get through it. Also we need more folks posting in that area so thanks for your participation!

[Frankskywatcher]

Nope I think you're fine. Dust ups sort of come with the territory in the astrophysics subforum. Sort of need a sense of humor I guess to get through it. Also we need more folks posting in that area so thanks for your participation!

Thank you so much , I certainly don’t want to ruffle anyones feathers, I just post things that I find interesting and or of use and if I think it’s interesting I’m sure other will enjoy it and that’s my way of participating.
Thank you again for responding.

[pakarinen]

I didn’t notice this thread until now, is there something I’m doing “ wrong” and or can I be more “ helpful” in how I’m posting or what I’m posting ?

Heck no, you're fine. Keep 'em coming.

[Makuser]

Hi Frank. Having several quality astronomy online websites is a great and useful companion to our home astronomy textbooks and sky charts library. Thanks for your efforts Frank and keep up the great work.

[Frankskywatcher]

I didn’t notice this thread until now, is there something I’m doing “ wrong” and or can I be more “ helpful” in how I’m posting or what I’m posting ?

Heck no, you're fine. Keep 'em coming.

I truly appreciate your response, knowing that I’m “ fine” is reassuring, thanks!

[Frankskywatcher]

Hi Frank. Having several quality astronomy online websites is a great and useful companion to our home astronomy textbooks and sky charts library. Thanks for your efforts Frank and keep up the great work.

Hearing that from you means everything to me my friend !
Had a great time last night, finally a clear night with a late rising moon,I saw the biggest gas cloud ever!
It was somewhere near Vega but I lost my way ( yet again) so not sure exactly where but it was amazing the size!

[chris_g]

A couple of resources nFA would would link to:

https://aasnova.org/category/highlights/
https://phys.org/space-news/

And one I use now and then:

https://www.sci.news/news/astronomy

Thank you for the links, his stuff was definitely over my head, but I do like to read it, expand my horizons so to speak. I'll post here any links from time to time that I find interesting.

Clear Skies,
Chris

[Frankskywatcher]

A couple of resources nFA would would link to:

https://aasnova.org/category/highlights/
https://phys.org/space-news/

And one I use now and then:

https://www.sci.news/news/astronomy

Thank you for the links, his stuff was definitely over my head, but I do like to read it, expand my horizons so to speak. I'll post here any links from time to time that I find interesting.

Clear Skies,
Chris

That would be awesome, life is for learning !