[sac-forum] Re: Monoceros - call
- From: "Jack Jones" <Telescoper@xxxxxxx>
- To: <sac-forum@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 7 Apr 2005 21:47:40 -0700
Thanks for the "heads up" on what we should be observing next. But please
watch your language. This is a public forum!
:-)
Jack
> Monoceros is for April; we can do at least one more winter Milky Way
> constellation prior to the spring ones –and galaxies galore. Yes we
> did Monoceros last year, let’s do it again because there’s
> enoughto go around without repeating. The candidates begin with NGC2261 a
> diffuse nebula called Hubble’s Variable Nebula. Second is NGC2264 an
> open cluster named the Christmas Tree that is involved in some nebulosity.
> Can you see this cluster without optical aid? Also, about ½degree
> south is more nebulosity named the Cone Nebula. Note the similarities
> between Hubble’s and the Cone. Next is NGC2282 a diffuse nebula,
> followed by the open cluster NGC2286. Now, swing south to M50 an
> often-overlooked open cluster. Finally, slew northward to a planetary
> nebulaI have yet to observe, NGC2346. Look for color and any blinking
> effect. Don’t forget to try filters. I am purposely leaving out the
> Rosette Nebula and saving it for a future study. Perhaps an entire column
> can be devoted to this magnificent object. Let me know your thoughts on
> this.
> Hoping for clear skies,
> aj
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