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Waxing Gibbous
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You and Galileo: 1610 A.D.
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Latest Observations
Celestron SkyMaster 15x70 Binoculars
100 points
My first time seeing the milky way. Amazing!
Pentax PF-80ED scope
10 points
Was in the area to look at carbon star UY And and noticed this galaxy - a fairly bright one. Shape evident even at 60x.
Naked eye
50 points
Noticed that M 31 was easy to see before beginning to look at some smaller & fainter objects with telescope.
10x42 Binoculars
10 points
10" Dobsonian
30 points
10" Dobsonian
30 points
70mm Solar Refractor
100 points
10" Dobsonian
20 points
10" Dobsonian
1 points
10" Dobsonian
1 points
Latest Comet
C/2019 J2 (Palomar)
- Magnitude:
- 16.89, Peak: 16.56
- Constellation
- Cepheus
- Closest Approach
- July 13, 2019
Brightest Comets
A/2018 V3 ( K191I 359.8): -318.89A/2018 V3 ( K18C7 359.8): -318.89
A/2018 V3 ( K1928 359.9): -318.89
A/2018 V3 ( K18CG 359.8): -318.89
A/2018 V3 ( K191J 359.8): -318.89
Brightest Supernova
2016gxp
- Last Observed Magnitude:
- 16.5 (Oct. 10, 2016 )
- Galaxy:
- NGC51
- Type:
- Ia
Recent Comments
So cool, I hope I can catch the next one, I was clouded out.
Fantastic shot. Well done!
The detail here is just fantastic. You must be an experienced sketcher. I like how prominent the windmill stars are.
Awesome you were able to observe Neptune and Uranus. They have been on my todo list for ages!
Mercury