November DSO List

Here's my November list of deep-sky objects located within the two hour swath of right ascension ranging from 0 to 2 hours.

Dave Mitsky

Seventy deep-sky objects for November: M31, M32, M110, NGC 252, NGC 404, NGC 752 (Andromeda); NGC 680, NGC 691, NGC 697, NGC 772 (Aries); Cr 463, IC 1747, K14, M103, NGC 129, NGC 133, NGC 146, NGC 185, NGC 225, NGC 281, NGC 278, NGC 381, NGC 436, NGC 457, NGC 559, NGC 637, NGC 654, NGC 659, NGC 663, Tr 1 (Cassiopeia); NGC 40, NGC 188 (Cepheus); NGC 151, NGC 175, NGC 178, NGC 210, NGC 227, NGC 245, NGC 246, NGC 247, NGC 274, NGC 337, NGC 578, NGC 584, NGC 596, NGC 615, NGC 636, NGC 681, NGC 720, NGC 779 (Cetus); NGC 7814 (Pegasus); M76, St 4 (Perseus); M74, NGC 128, NGC 194, NGC 488, NGC 524 (Pisces); NGC 24, NGC 55, NGC 134, NGC 150, NGC 253, NGC 254, NGC 288, NGC 289, NGC 439, NGC 613 (Sculptor); M33, NGC 672 (Triangulum)

Challenge deep-sky object for November: IC 59 (Cassiopeia)

Dave
Thanks for the post. You always keep me on my toes with some of your objects, a few of which are going to be a real challenge. A wealth of Herschel objects, but a good number of other items as well. Now if the weather just cooperates and gets good on days other than when the moon is full things can happen. However, I have found that even with the moon near full, a lot of the objects are still findable; the drawback is that the plethora of stars some of the clusters boast may not be visible. But, thanks again for the post.