E: 13/09 Altair Astro colour camera worth £259

hertzyabazas

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Answer - Atlantis

Courtesy of Altair Astro, the pocket-sized, but powerful Altair GPCAM2 IMX224 camera provides magnificent sights of the cosmos – and we’re giving one away!

Because of its simplistic design, all you need to do is connect it to your laptop and insert it into the eyepiece of any telescope, as it is compatible with all 1.25-inch fittings. With Windows-compatible software, it is incredibly easy to use while allowing the user to adjust any settings to their liking; offering flexibility for beginners to advanced astrophotographers.

Capable of imaging the wonders of the Solar System and beyond, users can start by photographing the Moon, moving on to Jupiter and its moons and even shoot some fantastic star clusters and bright nebulae. A camera that will keep anyone busy for a night of observing, all you need to do when you’re done is pop the cap on and put it back in your pocket.

Chef_Al

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What was the name of the last orbiter to be used in NASA’s Space Shuttle program?
A: Atlantis
B: Endeavour
C: Iris

chloeadkins

Hi - thanks for posting. Please can you add E: 13/09 to the start of the title. Go to Edit, then advanced to do this.

thingamaBob

Chef_Al wrote: »

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What was the name of the last orbiter to be used in NASA’s Space Shuttle program?
A: Atlantis
B: Endeavour
C: Iris

DUPE - Posted HERE

That answer is incorrect. Atlantis was the last one used.
Endeavour's last flight was May 16, 2011 - June 1, 2011
Atlantis' was 8–21 July 2011

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