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How about Noreen Grice books? Heres an article from Universe Today : Accessible astronomy Rune
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Unless its early morning observations Your going for, the moon will be very Bright.....
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Hello Chris and welcome from me, located on the rainy west coast of Norway . Rune
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Your article was a very good read (so are Your posts here at SGL). I really like the poetic/romantic approach to stargazing reports. Minor issue : I wouldnt Call the Pleiades a Constellation, since it already is part of the Constellation Taurus. Regards Rune Edit : Hope you find yourself a Nice telescope soon
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Reports like this really makes me look forward to the dark Autumn Nights Piero . Most of the Objects you observed on Your night 4 is probably the ones I`ve spend most time observing, It is a part of the sky With lots of interesting, and quite easy to find, targets. As for Neptune and Uranus, I Guess I`m one of the few who yet havent detected any color on these planets. Rune
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Bit too late for M5 now, but I really think you would like that. A very fine globular.
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Hello Giskard and welcome to SGL . I`m a strictly visual observer, but I must say the image you just posted in the image-section (orion nebula) was amazing. Rune
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Good report Stephan. Very interesting to see that youre pleased With the ES 26mm. Been considering a 24mm 68 for the Heritage, but the 26mm is slightly lighter (and cheaper) and give sameish fov. Auriga and Taurus Objects are a bit too early from up here. Not that it matters considering the cloudbelt.. Rune
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Hello and welcome to SGL . Rune
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Nice part two indeed . Apart from the most famous ones I`ve never really gotten into splitting doubles With my 8" dob. I really should, like John said in a previous post; - when little else visible you always got binaries. Rune
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Hello and welcome from me, located in Norway . Rune
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Brilliant report. Your Saturn views really sounds amazing. How high was Saturn above Your horizon when observing, 23-24° ? Rune
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Hello there and welcome to SGL . Rune
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Heritage 130p miles Ahead of the 3 low Budget fracs ive looked through (incl a well branded 90/900).
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I always observe Capella without instrumental accompaniment
