TASS Show and Tell

Guidelines for submitting Show-and-Tell stories

Sometimes, one wants to describe the progress on a project without delving deeply into technical details. One might also want to recount one's adventures at a meeting, conference or observing run. The TASS "Show-and-Tell" page is designed to hold short stories which are heavy on the pictures and light on the text.

To submit a story to the Show-and-Tell area, collect the text and pictures and figure out how they all fit together. Then send a short piece of E-mail which describes your story directly to me, Michael Richmond: mwrsps@rit.edu I'll respond, and we can work out the mechanism by which you'll transfer the pictures to my machine; FTP or E-mail may work.

Show-and-Tell 1:: Mark IV Construction Progress for June 1998
Show-and-Tell 2:: Mark IV Construction Progress for August 1998
Show-and-Tell 3:: What Happens if you Drift-Scan away from the Celestial Equator?
Show-and-Tell 4:: Mark IV image of M31
Show-and-Tell 5:: Progress on Mark IV to January, 1999
Show-and-Tell 6:: Progress on Mark IV to June, 1999
Show-and-Tell 7:: Aligning the RIT Mark IV Telescope/CCD Camera Combination
Show-and-Tell 8:: The Rochester Mark IV
Show-and-Tell 9:: How I Designed the Mark IV System
Show-and-Tell 10:: The TASS Mark IV Survey
This is part of a presentation for The first Virtual Meeting on Amateur Astronomy
Show-and-Tell 11:: A script for creating phased light curves, plus examples
Show-and-Tell 12:: A computer to serve TASS Mark IV images

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