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Evans

So when a hopeful and softspoken minister got in touch to ask if they had any usable field charts for hunting supernovae, the astronomical community thought he [-1-]. At the time Evans had a ten-inch telescope—a very [-2-] size for amateur stargazing but hardly the sort of thing with which to do serious cosmology—and he was proposing to find one of the universe's rarer phenomena. [---3---] (At the time I visited him, in August of 2001, he had just recorded his 34th visual discovery; a 35th followed three months later and a 36th in early 2003.)

Evans, however, had certain advantages. Most observers, like most people generally, are in the northern [-4-], so he had a lot of sky largely to himself, especially at first. [---5---] Large telescopes are cumbersome things, and much of their operational time [-6-] being maneuvered into position. Evans could swing his little 16-inch telescope around like a tail gunner in a dogfight, spending no more than a couple of seconds on any particular point in the sky. [-7-], he could observe perhaps four hundred galaxies in an evening while a large professional telescope would be lucky to do 50 or 60.