Re: (IAAC) Object: NGC2362 (OC) INST: 85mm APO refractor f/7

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• Subject: Re: (IAAC) Object: NGC2362 (OC) INST: 85mm APO refractor f/7
• From: Todd Gross <toddg@weatherman.com>
• Date: Fri, 04 Dec 1998 06:59:28 -0500
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>NGC 2362 is one of my favorite open clusters.  I love the three dimensional
>effect of stars fading into infinity that observing this cluster in large
>aperture telescopes invokes.
>
>Dave Mitsky
>ASH, DVAA
>

I wonder why I had never heard of it before Dave? Have I had my head in the
sand?
Even at 85mm I gave it a personal rating of A- (I give ratings to alert
myself in the future 
which objects impressed me and I may want to show to others) which is very
high, I usually
give out Bs to the nice objects.



thanks! 
-Todd

Boston Meteorologist Todd Gross
toddg@weatherman.com
http://www.weatherman.com
(617)725-0777


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• Re: (IAAC) Object: NGC2362 (OC) INST: 85mm APO refractor f/7
• From: Dave Mitsky <djm28@psu.edu>

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