Subject: Messier Marathon Results (Mount Lemmon SkyCenter)
From: Deyoe, Travis William - (tdeyoe)
Date: Mon, Mar 11, 7:43 PM
	
Dear Hartmut Frommert,

I am happy to message you and ask for inclusion in your Messier Marathon 
Results page for 2024.

On March 9th of this year the Mount Lemmon SkyCenter hosted a Messier Marathon 
on the top of Mount Lemmon near Tucson, Arizona. Utilizing a 32" and 24" RCOS 
telescope (named the Schulman and Phillips telescope respectively), as well as 
a 150mm Esprit SkyWatcher refractor and some 10x50 binoculars we achieved the 
following results with our guests.

Travis Deyoe (organizer): 109
Briana Dyrness: 109
Ted Kowalski: 109
Fred Kowalski: 109
Nadine Natour: 109
Christiaan Triebert: 109
Anna Sofia: 74
Colton Jang: 68
Roslyn Chu: 68

Other participants:
Roz Roberts (operator)
Vanessa Thomas (operator)
Elizabeth Hubbard
Elizabeth Hourican

Our missing object from our 109 guests was M30.

There are two other members of the Kowalski group but I wanted to get this 
email to you sooner than later. If I'm able to get their full names I will 
sent that as an update.

Thank you for your time,

Travis Deyoe

Astronomical Outreach Lead, Mount Lemmon SkyCenter

University of Arizona

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