The 0.40-m (T3) APT on the left and the 0.80-m (T8) APT on the right prepared to make follow-up photometric observations of the planetary transit of HD 209458 on November 14-15, 1999. The night started out beautifully clear, but as the time of ingress approached, high cirrus moved over the site from the south, spoiling our attempt to observe another transit. This was our last opportunity to do so from Fairborn Observatory for this observing season.

Thanks to Lou Boyd, Director of Fairborn Observatory, for his extraordinary efforts that make the APT observations possible.