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# | Location | Date | Conditions | Framing Image with Labels |
Final Image |
NGC | Magnitude | Type | RA | Dec | Constellation | Notes | Best/Last Month |
77 | DAV | 5/1/2024 23:27 |
S4/5 T3/5 69°F |
5839 5845
5846 5850 |
13.7 12.5 10.0 10.7 |
galaxies | 15h 05m 27s | 01 38' 04'' | Virgo | ~ | 06 Jun | ||
78 | DAV | 5/1/2024 23:00 |
S4/5 T3/5 70°F |
5981 5982 5985 | 13.9 12 11.9 | gal/gal | 15h 38m 40s | 59 21' 21'' | Draco | ~ | 06 Jun | ||
79 | DAV | 5/28/24 | S2/5 T2.5/5 69°F |
Xi Scorpii (HD 144069) STF1999 (HD 144087) |
4.9/7.3 8.5/11.0 | dbl star/dbl star | 16h 04m 22s | -11 22' 23" | Scorpius | ~ | 06 Jun | ||
80 | DAV | 5/29/24 01:03-01:07 3 images stitched; glare on left is from Antares |
S2/5 T2.5/5 69°F |
M4 6144 (very wide) |
5.4 9.0 | GC/GC | 16h 23m 36s | -26 31' 31" | Scorpius | ~ | 06 Jun | ||
81 | DAV | 5/1/24 23:37 |
S4/5 T3/5 69°F |
M13 6207 | 5.8 12.2 | GC /gal | 16h 41m 41s | 36 27' 37'' | Hercules | ~ | 06 Jun | ||
82 | M6 6416 |
4.2 5.7 | OC/OC | 17h 40m 17s | -32 16' 00" | Scorpius | ~ | 07 Jul | |||||
83 | DAV | 5/1/2024 23:49 |
S4/5 T3/5 68°F |
86 Mu Herculi;
tiny red "B" star companion is visible! |
3.4 9.8 | triple star | 17h 44m 57s | 27 20' 05'' | Hercules | 9.8 is a double star very hard to split- two red dwarfs that appear blue |
07 Jul | ||
84 | M7 Cr355(=tr30) 6453 |
3.3 8.8 10.2 | OC/OC/GC | 17h 53m 54s | -34 47' 00" | Scorpius | 07 Jul | ||||||
85 | M20 M21 | 6.3 5.9 | OC/OC | 18h 02m 31s | -23 01' 00" | Sagittarius | 07 Jul | ||||||
86 | 6522 6528 | 9.9 9.6 | GC/GC | 18h 03m 35s | -30 02' 02'' | Sagittarius | 07 Jul | ||||||
87 | 6523(M8) 6530 | 5.0 4.6 | neb/OC | 18h 04m 03s | -24 18' 00" | Sagittarius | Lagoon | 07 Jul | |||||
88 | 6568 6583 | 8.6 10.0 | OC/OC | 18h 12m 48s | -21 35' 00" | Sagittarius | 07 Jul | ||||||
89 | M17 M18 | 6.0 6.9 | neb/OC | 18h 21m 09s | -16 11' 00" | Sagittarius | Omega Nebula | 07 Jul | |||||
90 | DAV | 5/29/24 00:51 |
S2/5 T2.5/5 69°F |
6664 Cr387=Tr34 Note: Tr34 is lovely but NGC 6664 is almost indistinguishable from the background! I mapped it with SkySafari to verify HD stars ID'd in my image by astrometry.net (screenshot available unpon request). |
7.8 8.6 | OC/OC | 18h 36m 31s | -08 11' 00" | Scutum | 07 Jul | |||
91 | 6723 6729 | 6.8 7.9 | GC/BN | 18h 59m 33s | -36 37' 54" | Corona Australis | 07 Jul | ||||||
92 | 6755 6756 | 7.5 10.6 | OC/OC | 19h 07m 40s | 04 14' 00" | Aquila | 08 Aug | ||||||
93 | DAV | 5/28/24 23:59 15 images stitched |
S2/5 T2.5/5 69°F |
Cr399 6802 | 3.6 8.8 | OC/OC | 19h 26m 39s | 20 11' 40" | Vulpecula | 6802 is on the end of the coathanger |
08 Aug | ||
94 | 6818 6822 | 9.9 9.3 | PN/gal | 19h 43m 58s | -14 09' 10" | Sagittarius | Lttle Gem & Barnards Galaxy | 08 Aug | |||||
95 | DAV | 5/28/24 23:12 |
S2/5 T2.5/5 69°F |
6826 Cygnii 16 | 9.8 6.0/6.3 | PN/dbl star | 19h 44m 48s | 50 31' 31'' | Cygnus | "Blinking Planetary" and double star |
08 Aug | ||
96 | DAV | 5/29/24 00:24 |
S2/5 T2.5/5 69°F |
M71 Harvard 20 | 8.4 7.7 | OC/OC | 19h 53m 46s | 18 46' 42" | Sagitta | 08 Aug | |||
97 | DAV | 5/29/24 00:32 |
S2/5 T2.5/5 69°F |
6882
6885 According to Sky Safari, "the clusters NGC 6882 and NGC 6885 are not readily distinguishable as separate entities". Both involve bright star 20 Vul. NGC 6885 is contained within NGC 6882 |
8.1 6.0 | OC/OC | 20h 12m 00s | 26 29' 00" | Velpecula | open cluster inside another open cluster |
08 Aug | ||
98 | DAV | 5/29/24 00:13 |
S2/5 T2.5/5 69°F |
6939 6946 | 7.8 9.6 | OC/gal | 20h 31m 32s | 60 39' 14" | Cygnus | NGC 6946 = Fireworks Gx | 08 Aug | ||
99 | DAV | 6/8/24 01:24 |
S2.5/5 T4.5 |
2 images stitched |
2 images stitched |
6960 52 Cygnii |
na 4.2/8.7 | neb/dbl star | 20h 45m 54s | 30 43' 00'' | Cygnus | ||
100 | DAV | 6/8/24 00:41 |
S2.5/5 T4/5 |
7129 (=IC 5134) 7142 |
11.5 9.3 | OC/OC | 21h 42m 00s | 66 05' 00" | Cepheus | 09 Sep | |||
101 | 7317 7318B 7319 7320 | 13.6 13.9 13.1 13.2 | galaxies | 22h 35m 52s | 33 56' 43" | Pegasus | Stephans Quintet | 09 Sep | |||||
102 | 7332 7339 | 12 13.1 | gal/gal | 22h 37m 25s | 23 47' 54'' | Pegasus | need magnification to see these in a less than 16" scope |
09 Sep | |||||
103 | 7385 7386 | 12.0 12.3 | gal/gal | 22h 49m 55s | 11 36' 31" | Pegasus | 09 Sep | ||||||
104 | 7245 IC1442 | 9.2 9.1 | OC/OC | 22h 15m 18s | 54 20' 00" | Lacerta | 09 Sep | ||||||
105 | 7448 7454 7463 7465 |
11.6 11.8 13.8 12.6 |
galaxies | 23h 00m 04s | 15 58' 50" | Pegasus | 10 Oct | ||||||
106 | 7507 7513 | 11.4 11.4 | gal/gal | 23h 12m 08s | -28 32' 21" | Sculptor | 10 Oct | ||||||
107 | 7611
7619 7626 |
12.5 11.0 11.1 | galaxies | 23h 20m 14s | 08 12' 23" | Pegasus | magnification required | 10 Oct | |||||
108 | DAV | 1/31/2024 22:01 |
S2.5/5 T4/5 |
M52 7635 | 6.9 10 | OC/neb | 23h 24m 50s | 61 35' 51" | Cassiopeia | Bubble n=Nebula | 10 Oct | ||
109 | DAV | 2/2/2024 21:02 |
S3/5 T4/5 |
7788 7790 | 9.4 8.5 | OC/OC | 23h 56m 44s | 61 23' 53" | Cassiopeia | 10 Oct | |||
110 | ATL | 5/31/2024 04:28 (composite of two different exposures of the same frame) |
S1/5 T1/5 |
Any planet (Saturn) and the Moon | N.A. | Planet/moon | 23h 21m 05s | -06 49' 06" | Aquarius | ~ | |||
114.10 | DAV | 5/2/2024 00:02 |
S3/5 T2/5 |
Caldwell 6 (6543), 6552, and IC 4677 |
8.1 14.5 15.7 | PN/gal/PN | 17h 58m 33.3s | 66 37' 59" | Draco | Cat's Eye Nebula | 7-Jul | ||
114.11 | DAV | 5/29/2024 01:54 |
S2/5 T2.5/5 68°F Clouds coming in, moon rising |
Caldwell 82 (6193) and Rim Nebula (6188) |
5.2 5.2 | PC/BN | 16h 42m 27.8s | -48 50' 42.2" | Ara |