Ptolemy's Cluster M7
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Ptolemy's Cluster M7
woohoo!!! I found my first Messier Object today!!!!! It took me two days to find it!!! If not for the clouds!!! But I found it!!! I can see it out my window in the south... near the scorpion's sting.. i can now identify 4 constellations.. hehe the ones from the south so far!!!
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congrats! after my very first singastro meeting, I bought an ETX90 and used it to peer at M7 from my kitchen window..and yes...it was a sight!...
now that you have found it, it will be easier the next time. yours is a newtonian, so keep the eyepiece mag low for wide view and it'll be easy to spot.
cheers!
now that you have found it, it will be easier the next time. yours is a newtonian, so keep the eyepiece mag low for wide view and it'll be easy to spot.
cheers!
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Try to find NGC6231. It is actually easier because it is one of the stars of the constellation Scorpius... This map will show you where it is.
Do you have a star chart btw?
[web]http://astrosight.xingoo.info/Homepage/ ... orpius.htm[/web]
Do you have a star chart btw?
[web]http://astrosight.xingoo.info/Homepage/ ... orpius.htm[/web]
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