Georg Tuparev on Nostr: The hardest thing working on a new #Astronomy open source standard is to make both ...
The hardest thing working on a new #Astronomy open source standard is to make both professional and amateur astronomers to agree. And from the feedback I am getting, it seams that amateurs might be way more knowledgeable about making real observations.
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