Sometimes vacations provide an absolutely grand sky. When you're in a place like Death Valley, the sky's to die for. The two nights there caught the following:
The 8" Schmidt-Cassegrain, an old Dynamax with fabulous optics, captured:
- Jupiter
- Mars
- M-42 in Orion
- Cor Caroli
- Split both Alcor and Mizar in the Big Dipper
10 x 50 Celestial Images Binocular gleaned:
- M-81 and M-82 galaxies
- The galaxies of Leo
- Andromeda
- Coma Bernicies
- Open cluster M-41 in the Canis Major
Goes to show that even binoculars can "see" galaxies and other faint fuzzies
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