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(IAAC) Obj: M15 - Inst: 9x63 binoculars
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Subject: (IAAC) Obj: M15 - Inst: 9x63 binoculars
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From: anonymous@sedna.atmob.org
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Date: 2 Oct 2004 04:42:01 -0000
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Observation Poster: Stéphane Meloche <stephanemeloche@videotron.ca>
Observer: Stéphane Meloche
Your skills: Intermediate (some years)
Date/time of observation: 2004/08/20 2h15 EST
Location of site: Ste-Catherine-de-Hatley, Qc, Canada (Lat 45.2083° N, Elev 343 m)
Site classification: Exurban
Sky darkness: <Limiting magnitude>
Seeing: <1-10 Seeing Scale (10 best)>
Moon presence: None - moon not in sky
Instrument: 9x63 binoculars
Magnification:
Filter(s):
Object(s): M15
Category: Globular cluster.
Class: IV
Constellation: Peg
Data: mag 6.4 size 12.3
Position: RA 21:30 DEC 12:10
Description:
At more 4° of Enif NW. At the beginning, I have difficulty it of locating but I succeeded in finding it after a few minutes. These difficulties come from the high degree of concentration of this cluster, which seemed to be a star at the time of research. This cluster shows a strong concentration with the binoculars. It's visible in direct vision and the center appears, at this time, also shining like a star. In averted vision, a halo was visible all around the center. The dimension of this halo was not very large, another proof of the high degree of concentration.
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