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Newbie question - Viewing galaxies
I used my LX90 for the second time yesterday and although the weather
wasn't perfect there were large breaks in the cloud around 11pm. I saw the Andromeda Galaxy for the first time but it didn't look how I imagined it would. It's hard to explain what I saw but the best I can do is to say that it looked like a cloud tht was brighter in the middle than near the edges. Is this the level of detail I should expect to see or should I be able to see a definite galaxy structure or points of light? The weather was quite humid yesterday and perhaps that doesn't make for best viewing conditions? I tried viewing through 20mm and 9mm eyepieces. Thanks, Andy Grove http://www.andygrove.ws |
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