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From the album: Clusters
© Graeme Healey Photography
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Hi, Yes. it’s me again Sorry to keep asking questions about scopes please forgive me I appreciate all the help from previous posts After having a clear night yesterday after about a week of clouds, I must of spent maybe two hours outside with my binoculars and may have developed an obsession with Star clusters.... ( would’ve like to see some Nebulae but my binos just aren’t that powerful ) So I think I’m looking to get a scope that’s capable for showing nice sharp images as possible but also good FOV too for my price range (200-300). I was looking at the star travel series specifically 102 and 120 on the az3 Mount (I know theses aren’t the best mount for them but it’s the best in my price range I think) I want something that’s easy to lug around as I will be having short walks to near by fields so need as portable as possible and that takes dobs Out the question after my last post ( who knows might get one for my second scope) Are these two good choices for what I want to see I know it’s got ca but not that fussed and heard it’s onoy on planets so it won’t be an issue. many Thanks Clear Skies
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Hi all, Sorry if this has been asked before but every time i do research in to this i get different answers from different sauces. Not sure if im looking at out dated information or not so im hoping if i ask my questions here i can get the most up to date answer. So my questions are; 1. How many Stars are their in our Galaxy? 2. How many Galaxies are their in our Local Group? 3. How many Galaxy Clusters are their in our Local Supercluster? 4. How many Superclusters have we found so far? 5. How many starts in total are their in all of the Superclusters?
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From the album: Clusters
© Graeme Healey Photography
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From the album: Clusters
© Graeme Healey Photography
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No doubt many of you already know about this but I came accross this free ebook and I thought some of you might be interested ... The book has 188 pages and includes around 70 odd black and white images of nebulae and clusters captured in the few years at the end of the 1800s and early 1900s. One example is plate 55, the Trifid Nebula The ebook can be downloaded for free from : http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/36470- 6 replies
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From the album: Clusters
© Graeme Healey Photography
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From the album: Clusters
© Graeme Healey Photography
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From the album: Clusters
© Graeme Healey Photography
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From the album: Clusters
© Graeme Healey Photography
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From the album: Clusters
© Graeme Healey Photography
