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    Hi folks,

    recently i revisited the parachute. This time seeing allowed magnification around 700x in my 12". The elongation was visible in correct position angle :-)
    It took quite some concentration but all in all it was easy to reproduce the elongation.
    NELM around 6m8, humidity 60-70%. 1550m above sea level, bavarian alps.

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    Just got back from an observing night on the 82" at the McDonald. We observed the parachute under pretty good skies. In the 41mm Pan (400x) the a,b and c components formed a nice little curve with a and b occasionally split. Bumping up the power to 1300x, and a little tweaking on focus to chase the seeing, c could be split as well. When c was split d became visible as a soft little glow.
    Keith Rivich

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