What Declination is visible from 52 Deg North?

[Bart]

Hello All,

I wondered if anyone could tell me what declination is visible from 52 Degrees North?

Thanks

Bart

[Stephen]

Subtract 90, so -38

[Bart]

Subtract 90, so -38

Thanks Kh3ldar,

didn't realise it was that simple. Bit embarrassing really. Thanks a million

Bart

[Stephen]

Thanks Kh3ldar,

didn't realise it was that simple. Bit embarrassing really. Thanks a million

Bart

I had to Google it

[Bart]

I had to Google it

Cheater:D

[barkis]

Not cheating, but rather Information harvesting .

[Bart]

And there was me thinking I was surrounded by extremely knowledgeable astronomers....

[S.A.M]

Another thing to take in to account is any hills, trees or light pollution while looking south. Looking close to the horizon you are going through a lot of atmosphere, so any views will be distorted.

I have seen M6 amd M7 (most southern Messier objects at -34 degree's) from Wiltshire okay.

Peter

[Bart]

Another thing to take in to account is any hills, trees or light pollution while looking south. Looking close to the horizon you are going through a lot of atmosphere, so any views will be distorted.

I have seen M6 amd M7 (most southern Messier objects at -34 degree's) from Wiltshire okay.

Peter

SAM

what latitude are you at, cos I couldn't get them earlier in the year? Maybe I need to find a nearby tall hill/mountain by Summertime..

Bart