New deep sky observing lists

I've put together a couple of observing lists for next weekend's CalStar
2006 star party at Lake San Antonio in central Califorinia (see
http://www.sjaa.net/calstar/). The first is a general eye candy list of
100 objects (visible in September) that look good in any scope. The
second challenge list of 50 toughies is why some folks bring large
scopes to star parties.

If you're interested in an observing project or just some new targets,
the lists are available in both Excel and text formats at
http://www.sjaa.net/calstar/#lists

Steve Gottlieb

Steve Gottlieb wrote:
If you're interested in an observing project or just some new targets,
the lists are available in both Excel and text formats at
http://www.sjaa.net/calstar/#lists

Good list as always, Steve. - Canopus56

Thanks for the list. As a relative newbie, in London, England, I'll give it
a try if i get a sky.

"Steve Gottlieb" wrote in message
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I've put together a couple of observing lists for next weekend's CalStar
2006 star party at Lake San Antonio in central Califorinia (see
http://www.sjaa.net/calstar/). The first is a general eye candy list of
100 objects (visible in September) that look good in any scope. The
second challenge list of 50 toughies is why some folks bring large
scopes to star parties.

If you're interested in an observing project or just some new targets,
the lists are available in both Excel and text formats at
http://www.sjaa.net/calstar/#lists

Steve Gottlieb


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