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Personal Information

First Name: Last Name: (Mr./Ms.):
City: State: Country:
East Longitude: Latitude: East Time Zone:
Elevation Above Sea-Level (Meters):
Academic Degree: Institution:
Age: Mailing address:
Fax: E-Mail:

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General Details

- Date of Observation:
- Day of Observation:
- Temperature:
- Relative Humidity:
- Pressure:
- Apparent Sunset at (Local Time):
- Where did the Sun set ?
  • (Nearly) Behind the real horizon.
  • Behind high mountain, buildings, trees, ...etc.
  • Behind clouds.
- Instrument(s) Used:-
  • Naked Eyes.
  • Binoculars.
  • Telescopes.
- Visibility of The Crescent:-
  • The crescent was seen.
  • It was clear but the crescent was not Seen.
  • Thin clouds or haze COULD be the reason for not seeing the crescent.
  • The western horizon was cloudy.
- The Sky Near The Western Horizon Was:-
  • Superb.
  • Clear.
  • Hazy.
  • Partly Cloudy.
  • Totally Cloudy.
- When The Crescent Was First Sighted, It Was:-
  • At The Right of The Sunset Point.
  • At The Left of The Sunset Point.
- Orintation of the Crescent (Which of the below orintations best fit the seen crescent)


Naked-Eyes Observation

- Visibility of The Crescent:-
  • The crescent was seen by naked eyes.
  • Seeing the crescent by naked eyes was tried, but it was not seen.
  • Seeing the crescent by naked eyes was NOT tried.
- Crescent First Visible at (Local Time):
- Corresponding Crescent's Altitude (Degrees):
- Crescent Last Visible at (Local Time):
- Corresponding Crescent's Altitude (Degrees):

Binocular Observation

- Visibility of The Crescent:-
  • The crescent was seen by binoculars.
  • Seeing the crescent by binoculars was tried, but it was not seen.
  • Seeing the crescent by binoculars was NOT tried.
- Total Magnification:
- Diameter of Objective (mm):
- Crescent First Visible at (Local Time):
- Corresponding Crescent's Altitude (Degrees):
- Crescent Last Visible at (Local Time):
- Corresponding Crescent's Altitude (Degrees):

Telescopic Observation

- Visibility of The Crescent:-
  • The crescent was seen by telescope.
  • Seeing the crescent by telescope was tried, but it was not seen.
  • Seeing the crescent by telescope was NOT tried.
- Total Magnification:
- Diameter of Objective (mm):
- Type of the Telescope (Reflector, Refractor, Cassegrain,...etc.):
- Crescent First Visible at (Local Time):
- Corresponding Crescent's Altitude (Degrees):
- Crescent Last Visible at (Local Time):
- Corresponding Crescent's Altitude (Degrees):

- Please write below any further notes:-



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