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September DSO Lists

Started by Dave Mitsky, 09/16/2008 05:40PM
Posted 09/16/2008 05:40PM | Edited 09/17/2008 07:10PM Opening Post
Here are my DSO lists for this month.

Dave Mitsky

Fifty-five deep-sky objects for September: M2, M72, M73, NGC 7009 (Aquarius); M30, NGC 6903, NGC 6907 (Capricornus); B150, B169, B170, IC 1396, NGC 6939, NGC 6946, NGC 6951, NGC 7023, NGC 7129, NGC 7142, NGC 7160 (Cepheus); B145, B164, B168, B343, B361, Ba6, Be87, Cr 421, Do9, IC 1369, IC 1516, LDN 906, M29, M39, NGC 6866, NGC 6871, NGC 6883, NGC 6888, NGC 6894, NGC 6910, NGC 6960, NGC 6992, NGC 7000, NGC 7008, NGC 7026, NGC 7027, NGC 7039, NGC 7062, NGC 7082, NGC 7086 (Cygnus); NGC 6891, NGC 6905, NGC 6934, NGC 7006 (Delphinus); NGC 7015 (Equuleus); M15 (Pegasus); NGC 6940 (Vulpecula)

Top ten binocular deep-sky objects for September: IC 1396, LDN 906, M2, M15, M29, M30, M39, NGC 6939, NGC 6871, NGC 7000

Top ten deep-sky objects for September: IC 1396, M2, M15, M30, NGC 6888, NGC 6946, NGC 6960, NGC 6992, NGC 7000, NGC 7009

Challenge deep-sky object for September: Abell 78 (Cygnus)

The objects listed above are located between 20:00 and 22:00 hours of right ascension.

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