4 March 2013
Knardijk, the Netherlands
Observed open clusters in Taurus, carbon stars in Auriga & Canis Minor and John Herschel (HJ) double stars in Lynx & Leo.
Observations
22 carbon stars
9 open
Observing sessions 2013
Observed open clusters in Taurus, carbon stars in Auriga & Canis Minor and John Herschel (HJ) double stars in Lynx & Leo.
22 carbon stars
9 open
After shoveling snow and setting up for the first session of this astrotrip, I observed galaxies in Ursa Major & Draco.
79 galaxies
1 double star
Total:
Second session of this astrotrip. Transparency was not optimal, nor was the seeing. Observed galaxies in Ursa Major & Draco.
1 planetary nebula
106 galaxies
5 double
The skies did not clear until the early morning hours, allowing for only a short session. Observed galaxies in Serpens (Caput) & Hercules and carbon stars in Hercules.
The skies cleared after midnight, but some moisture remained in the atmosphere. Observed galaxies in Leo and Boötes.
89 galaxies
6 double stars
Total: 95 observations
Considerably better condition this fifth session of the astrotrip. Clear skies with great transparency. No wind. A beautiful night. Observed galaxies in Leo, galaxies and HII regions
Final session of the astrotrip. Conditions were almost as good as the night before. Observed galaxies in Leo, carbon stars in Crater, a planetary nebula and galaxies in
A mixed bag of objects under Dutch skies. Observed carbon stars in Lyra, Cygnus, Equuleus, Pegasus, Lacerta & Aquarius and John Herschel (HJ) double stars in Lyra &