
By Joseph Swinden
It's typically the bane of an eager novice astronomer. You've selected your favorite telescope and set it up in the daytime. You actually seriously watch the sky through the day and it more or less all seems to be excellent, the sky is actually clear. And then the sun sinks and the heat level reduces and lo and behold typically the clouds move back in. So what do you do?
Possibly the best aspect of astronomy...