[AZ-Observing] Re: IC 1805

Darrell,

I can't find a catalog number of that cluster on my software.  I agree it is 
interesting because of its compactness, color, and number of stars.  I'm 
sure it's in a catalog somewhere.


Regards,



Jon Christensen


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Wow!  Incredible depth, Jon.  Nice work.  I see a number of clusters in the 
field. For example, what's the catalog number of the dim, tight cluster just 
to the right of the brightest portion of the nebula.  This is just one of 
those images that keeps the eye busy for while.

Thanks for sharing!

Darrell Spencer
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Subject: [AZ-Observing] IC 1805



Hi Everyone,

This is the photo I took while at Vekol the last weekend of September.  This 
object is also commonly referred to as the Heart Nebula.  The photo shows an 
area of the sky approximately 3 degrees wide.

http://www.christensenastroimages.com/nebula/ic1805.htm


Regards,


Jon Christensen
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