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Observation Details:
M42, Trapezium region
07/12/2008 01:00 UT
12" F10 SCT
24mm eyepiece
Mag
127x
Field size 34 arcmin FOV.
Seeing Ant II
LMag. 5.0
Filter. UHC-S used for the nebula.
Stars drawn without.
Moon low and far west at
observation commence, set by observation complete.
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Observation Details:
M42 emission region
20/12/2008 23:35UT
12" F10 SCT
8mm eyepiece
Mag 381x
Field size: 10.7'
Seeing Ant. III
LMag. 4.5
Filter: None.
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Observation Details:
NGC 1973/77 reflection nebulae
27/12/2008 00:06UT
12" F10 SCT.
38mm eyepiece.
Mag. 80x
Field size: 56'
Seeing Ant. III
LMag. 4.5
Filter: This takes a bit of explanation. A UHC-S is a high pass filter for essentially reddish, blue-greenish, and greenish light. So I took a gamble that as reflection nebulae scatter blue light most effectively, that I might get some contrast improvement using the UHC-S. For my eyes, the UHC-S did improve contrast. Equally this could be due to suppression of other stray (sodium glow et. al.) light. |
Observation Details:
NGC 1980
02/01/2009 23:14UT
12” F10 SCT
22mm eyepiece
Mag 139x
Field Size: 29.5 arcmin
Seeing Ant. III
Mag: 5.0
Filter: None.
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Observation Details:
Sigma Ori
02/01/2009 23:40UT
12” F10 SCT
8mm eyepiece
Mag 381x
Field Size: 10.7 arcmin
Seeing Ant. III
LMag: 5.0
Filter: None.
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