Nearly full moon made it so hard to orient to the night sky. Orion was the only one I can recognize so I starhopped away from the moon to Aries.
Was able to split Gamma Arietis (7.7" apart) with my 3" reflector and 12mm EP.
Gamma Arietis (Mesartim) double star
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mellowgeorge
, Jan 07 2012 05:13 AM
#1
Posted 07 January 2012 - 05:13 AM
#2
Posted 07 January 2012 - 08:01 AM
nice sketch. like the diffraction spikes. try gamma andromeda (I think it's gamma....) which is a really nice coloured double
Skywatcher big dob (little dob's gone /it's sold to Soltis/ for the price of a binoviewer / and a couple of lamb baltis :cry:)
APM 20/40 x100 bins
Little bins
Celestron ED80 - SWAPPED!! :icon_salut:
Skymax 127 and binoviewers :)
Skywatcher 10" dob (on hols):glasses9:
APM 20/40 x100 bins
Little bins
Celestron ED80 - SWAPPED!! :icon_salut:
Skymax 127 and binoviewers :)
Skywatcher 10" dob (on hols):glasses9:
#3
Posted 07 January 2012 - 08:17 PM
Nice split. That's a double I've not seen before. Really like that
Seb Jay - Home Observing Pad: Toddington, Bedfordshire 147masl
16" Meade Lightbridge
12" Orion Optics OD300S
8.5" Astro Systems Newtonian on Alt Az Mount
8" Skywatcher 200p Dobsonian
16" Meade Lightbridge
12" Orion Optics OD300S
8.5" Astro Systems Newtonian on Alt Az Mount
8" Skywatcher 200p Dobsonian
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