William, I always enjoy your double star
observations, but they would have an increased relevance if you could include
the seperation in all the records, in this way I can compare instrument
performance etc! what do you think?
Observer:
William L. Schart Your skills: Intermediate (some years) Date/time of
observation: 12/17/01 9:38 pm CST Location of site: Killeen, TX (Lat 31 07,
Elev 600 ft) Site classification: Suburban Sky darkness: 4 <Limiting
magnitude> Seeing: 6 <1-10 Seeing Scale (10 best)> Moon presence:
None - moon not in sky Instrument: Celestar 8" SCT, Fork
mount Magnification: 78x, 120x Filter(s): Object(s): STF
517 Category: Multiple star. Class: Constellation: Tau Data:
mag size Position: RA 04:16 DEC
00:27 Description: Another tough pair tonight. About the same separation
as the last pair but more mag difference. This pair is part of a large, inverted
Y-shaped asteriksm of 9 stars, located near the junction. The other stars are
much fainter. The color of this pair is white. -- Optional related URLs:
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