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Taurus Hill Observatory introduced in EPSC, Madrid, Spain.

The research work of the Taurus Hill Observatory will be presented in this year EPSC (European Planetary Science Congress) held in Madrid, Spain, 23.-28.9. This years poster title is "Transit Observations in Taurus Hill Observatory" and it is focused on Venus transit observations 2004 and 2012. There is also one chapter about the exoplanet observations.

Poster will be on view in IFEMA Fair Center in Madrid from Wednesday 26.9. to Friday 28.9. The attendance time of the poster is Thursday 27.9 18:15–19:45 when Harri Haukka will present the poster for the public. If you are in EPSC, welcome to see and hear about THO research work.

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Taurus Hill Observatory is searching the possibilities to use observations in astronomical research and for that the observatory needs partners in cooperation. Partner candidates may contact the observatory staff for further information.

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Taurus Hill observatory is now also in Facebook. So please joint to our Facebook group and comment our activities and observations.

THO EPSC 2012 poster.



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1: Problems with Taurus Hill Observatory and Warkauden Kassiopeia Finnish web sites.
Taurus Hill Observatory and Warkauden Kassiopeia Finnish web sites are now down.

2: New CCD camera for Taurus Hill Observatory
Camera is the latest SBIG model STT-8300M.

3: Taurus Hill Observatory introduced in EPSC, Madrid, Spain.
The research work of the Taurus Hill Observatory will be presented in this year EPSC (European Planetary Science Congress).

4: New pictures from the Venus Transit 2012.
Part of the h-alpha pictures are now processed and uploaded to the Venus Transit 2012 gallery

5: Venus transit observed by the Taurus Hill Observatory "Nordkapp Expedition"-team.
Taurus Hill Observatory research team "Transit of Venus 2012 - Nordkapp Expedition" succeeded to photograph the Venus transit.