Blogs about: Globular Cluster
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Messier 15
One of the first globular clusters that I ever saw through my big scope was Messier 15,which is located in the constellation Pegasus.I Had seen similar objects like this through my other scope but,th… more →
Above the clouds
Mission 10: The Great Glob
Matt Wedel wrote 6 days ago: Mission Objectives: Constellation, Globular cluster Equipment: Sky map, Naked eye, Binoculars, Teles … more →
November 9: Globular Cluster NGC 288
sydneystargazers wrote 2 weeks ago: NGC 288 (Click to Enlarge) Not too far away in the sky from the Silvercoin Gala … more →
November 4: NGC 362
sydneystargazers wrote 3 weeks ago: NGC 362 (Click to Enlarge) Tonight we are looking at a globular cluster … more →
October 21: 47 Tucanae (NGC 104)
sydneystargazers wrote 1 month ago: 47 Tucanae (Click to Enlarge) When you look at 47 Tucanae, or 47 Tuc, you will … more →
M13-Great Hercules Cluster on 10/19/09
Ed wrote 1 month ago: M13-Great Hercules Cluster on 10/19/09 In addition to the Sculptor galaxy, I also took some images o … more →
Mission 7: Star clouds of Sagittarius
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Matt Wedel wrote 2 months ago: Mission Objectives: Globular Cluster, Open Cluster, Nebula Equipment: Binoculars Required Time: 5 mi … more →
Mission 6: Not Everyone's Pot of Tea
Matt Wedel wrote 2 months ago: Mission Objectives: Constellation, Globular Cluster, Open Cluster, Nebula Equipment: Naked eye, Bino … more →
First DSO Photos - 3 July 2009
Lee Jenkins wrote 4 months ago: Tonight I tried my hand at photographing a few Deep Sky Objects. The Hartman mask was extremely usef … more →
Cosmic Cluedo
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Niall wrote 4 months ago: It was Omega Centauri in the galactic disk with the gravitationally induced star formation. That … more →
Diffraction Effects - 18 May 2009
Lee Jenkins wrote 6 months ago: Location: at home in Tomball, TX Cloud cover: 0% Transparency: above average (4/5) Seeing: est. avg … more →
ω Centauri
Sriram wrote 6 months ago: I finally saw something that is not just another star in the sky, I got to see Omega Centauri . Woot … more →
Full of Stars - 22 April, 2009
Lee Jenkins wrote 7 months ago: Location: at home in Tomball, TX Cloud cover: 0% Transparency: n/r, est. average (3/5) Seeing: n/r, … more →
Omega Centauri in the News
vger wrote 11 months ago: New images of the beautiful Omega Centauri star cluster are now available at the European Southern O … more →
A mega Omega Centauri
Will Gater wrote 11 months ago: Omega Centauri as seen by the WFI. Credit: ESO/EIS I’ve just had a new press release published … more →
The Music of the Stars!
europadanica wrote 1 year ago: No, not the ones on tv, but the ones in outer space. Here’s more on this amazing story from BB … more →
Clear Skies and Good Seeing - 18 October 2008
Lee Jenkins wrote 1 year ago: Location: my backyard Time: 8pm – 11pm cloud cover: none temperature: low 60s humidity: maybe … more →
After Hours 9_19
Steve Woodruff wrote 1 year ago: A couple of very cool astronomy pictures – the shadow of an eclipse on earth (from orbit); and … more →
Messier 15
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Andrew wrote 1 year ago: One of the first globular clusters that I ever saw through my big scope was Messier 15,which is loc … more →
UMaj doubles and Saturn poorly seen - 12 April 2008
Lee Jenkins wrote 1 year ago: location: Tomball, TX time: 830pm-1130pm cloud cover: 0% transparency: 100% seeing: poor (2/5) darkn … more →
