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Coddenham Astronomical Observatory U.K. |
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52o 08' 43" N - 01o 07' 43 " E |
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NAVIGATION |
About meI come originally from Glasgow where I spent many happy years as a telescope
designer and maker for Charles Frank Ltd., Saltmarket, Glasgow, from whom
many amateurs in the UK, including me, acquired their first telescopes.
The IAU named asteroid (7648) Tomboles=1989 TB1 in recognition of my
contribution to astronomy. The BAA awarded me the Merlin Medal in 2008
for a notable contribution to the advancement of astronomy.
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LATEST DISCOVERY Date: 03 May 2014
Last Update: 08 May 2014 |
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Tom
Boles searching for SuperNovae at the Coddenham Observatory observatory,
coddenham, supernova, supernovae, tom boles, patrick moore, astronomy, astronomical, apogee, ap7,celestron, paramount, charles frank. Coddenham astronomical observatory managed by Tom Boles and opened by Patrick Moore, searching for supernovae using apogee ap7, celestron and paramount equipment, contributes to astronomy research. Tom Boles searching for SuperNovae at the Coddenham Observatory |
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