New Clear Sky Alarm Clock
Observing condition forecasts for astronomers delivered directly to your in-box.
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Welcome to the New Clear Sky Alarm Clock Observing condition forecasts for astronomers delivered directly to your in-box. |
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Check out my latest project Tonight's Sky. An "Observation Session Planing" tool. |
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New Clear Sky Alarm Clock Sign In and Sign Up |
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If you have already signed up to the New Clear Sky Alarm Clock, please sign in to the right. If you were a member of the original Clear Sky Alarm Clock you need to sign up as a new member. Your membership was not transferred. You need to sign is as a new member. To sign up as a new member you must first provide your email address and a password. I request that you type the password twice to insure you typed in correct. You will then receive an email. That email will contain a link to continue the sign up process. This email confirmation prevents other people from signing you up for email you do not want. This step also confirms that you will be able to receive the emails sent by the Clear Sky Alarm Clock. Many people use spam filters and if the invitation does not get through you need to reconfigure your span filters. Refer to my Spam Page for more information on spam filters. The best way to test you spam filter changes is to sign up with the same email address. the system will send another invitation. Once you respond to the email invitation, you can set up various subscriptions for different Clear Sky Charts, and different observing conditions. Please fill out the information below and press the Sign Me Up! button to get started |
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