Tonight marks the end of our time on sky for the 2022B run. Though we have had a bit of a rough week of seeing, humidity, etc., tonight we scored some decent conditions and got to do some of the science we’ve all been eager to do.
![mid upper left, right between those fabulous sparkles](https://xwcl.science/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/IMG_4001-1024x768.jpg)
![moon shadow, moon shadow](https://xwcl.science/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/PXL_20221213_045050422-1-576x1024.jpg)
Eden and Alycia got to visit the 100″ down the hill from the Magellans this afternoon. I would have gone with them but had a final to study for!
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Jared also made friends with a LCO resident.
And Carla has returned with more astronomer snacks!
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We forgot to take a group photo at the beginning of the night, and failed to all be located in the same place at once this morning – so we will take a victory photo for you viewers in the near future.
I had to do it, the song of the day: