Observing galaxies in Pegasus

[mdstuart]

Cloudy...

So I spent some time creating a page all about my observations of galaxies in Pegasus.

I do this for my own use on Microsoft one note but I thought I would try and save it as a pdf.

Observing galaxies in Pegasus.pdf

Its fairly basic and far from a finished product but I find it a useful reference if someone mentions something to observe in a magazine or book to look at to see if I have already seen it etc.

I hope you enjoy it.

Regards

Mark

[John]

Thanks for posting that Mark - it's nicely put together and will be useful

I've managed to see a few of those but there are plenty left for me to find !

I'm waiting for a really dark night to have another go at Stephan's Quintet - it's a challenging grouping.

[mdstuart]

Thanks John. That quintet is quite a challenge from suburban skies!

[Mike73]

Brilliant, thanks for bringing those to our attention Mark.

Like John I've seen just a few of those but will pick out a choice few to add to my list.

[jetstream]

Excellent Mark! Downloaded now and this will help identify things...

[Tinker1947]

Very nice list, i will try some of them with the 12" Dob......

[wimvb]

Excellent compilation. Downloaded it. Thanks

Wim

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[mdstuart]

Observing galaxies in Andromeda

Cloudy again so I have written another chapter!

Observing galaxies in Andromeda.pdf

Hope it inspires you to make some observations in this currently well placed constellation. I will enhance it over time and do feel free to let me know if you think I should add something else to it.

Mark

[jetstream]

Thanks again Mark, while I have seen a few of these I never knew there were so many targets there, when the sky clears.......

[laudropb]

Both are very useful. Thanks for posting.

[mdstuart]

Evening

Here we have Perseus now with links to my web site which then gives you...in most cases a map to find the galaxy!

Observing galaxies in Perseus.pdf

I am now getting bored after doing three

Mark

[WaveSoarer]

Brilliant stuff Mark. Please do keep it up!