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You are famous! That was a very cool thing to attempt, let alone be successful. I think that lunar occultations give a real sense of celestial movement. To see an object blink out and return on the other side is the ultimate proof that we are but small-time players in a much bigger game. Nice work, ...

Very nice report, Mike. It is fun when they surprise you, no matter how many times you've seen them.

Double Star Observations for 08December, 2022, 22:10 UTC Pulvis Stellarum, Warwick, RI Evostar 150mm ED refractor, F=1200mm No Moon, sky clear, wind light and variable, temperature 43.5 F, RH 67%, 30.16 Hg Seeing: Pickering 4, poor (Mirfak, 600x, dew heat OFF) Transparency: NELM 4.3 (star count meth...

Out-freakin'-standing!!

You're the Best, Mike.

Very nice work, I must agree, especially when it gives pleasure to me!

Tony

Double Star Observations for 28 NOV 2022 2205 UTC. Pulvis Stellarum, Warwick, RI Evostar 150 mm ED refractor, F1200 mm Waxing crescent Moon to the South, sky clear, wind SE 05 mph, temp 44.3 F, RH 69%, 29.81 Hg Seeing Pickering 7, good (Schedar, 600x, dew heat OFF) Transparency as NELM 4.7 (star cou...

Double Star Observations for 22 NOV 2022, 22:00 UTC Pulvis Stellarum, Warwick, RI Evostar 150 mm ED refractor, F1200 mm No Moon, Scattered clouds, wind calm, temperature 40.9 F, RH 61%, 30.25 Hg Seeing Pickering 6, good. (Schedar, 600x, dew heat OFF) Transparency as NELM 5.2 (star count method) No d...

Double Star Observations for 14 NOV 2022, 2200 UTC Pulvis Stellarum, Warwick, RI Evostar 150mm ED refractor, F1200mm Sky clear, no Moon, wind calm, temperature 37.6 F, RH 52%, 30.34 Hg Seeing Pickering 6, good (Mirach, 600x, dew heat OFF) Transparency as NELM 5.4 (star count method) End Operations 0...

Double Star Observations for 09 NOV 2022, 22:30 UTC Pulvis Stellarum, Warwick, RI Evostar 150mm ED, F1200mm Sky clear, no Moon, wind light and variable, temperature 45 F, RH 74%, 30.58 Hg Waning Gibbous Moon rose above the trees by 22:55 UTC. Seeing Pickering 7, good (Mirach, 600x, dew heat OFF) Tra...

You guys are the best! An actual piece of regolith! I had no idea such things were actually available for purchase. Very cool, indeed!

It is really tough to visualize the movements in 3 dimensions. That's probably why there are so few prescribed orbits published, and those that are published are assigned credibility values.