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Hello all,
I copied this web site from a posting in the TAC observers list. http://www.ngcic.org/oblstgen.htm It enables one to generate one's own customized observing list, depending what constellations you want to look in, what kinds of objects you want to look at, what magnitudes of objects you would like to select, and so forth. It looks very good to me. In my opinion it is the next step up from using the James's Mullaney's fine Celestial Harvest list I also like the Celestial Harvest book itself , because of the text. (Amateur Astronomy has a wonderful review of the book by one of SAA's best posters) Here is the Celestial Harvest list: http://www.txastro.com/celesthar.txt And also the next step up from Steve Gottlieb and Tirion;s Wil Tirion's fine DeepMap 600 list Thanks to Ray Cash for arranging the list by constellation): http://pages.sbcglobal.net/raycash/dmcon.htm I also like to use the DeepMap 600 itself because it is pictorial, but the list is very handy for planning observations. A commercial alternative, to all these is SkyTools2, by Greg Crinklaw, which is more complex but has more features, such as maps and photos, rising and setting times, times of crossing the meridian, and so forth. The two best lists of actual observations I have been able to find are Steve Gottlieb's: http://www.ngcic.org/gottlieb/default.htm and Steve Coe's: http://www.saguaroastro.org/content/obsnotes.htm Sorry if you knew all this already. Bill Meyers |
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Sorry if you knew all this already.
Bill Meyers Bill: Thanks for the links, I'll give em a look. jon |
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Sorry if you knew all this already.
Bill Meyers Bill: Thanks for the links, I'll give em a look. jon |
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Bill Meyers wrote:
I copied this web site from a posting in the TAC observers list. http://www.ngcic.org/oblstgen.htm It enables one to generate one's own customized observing list, depending what constellations you want to look in, what kinds of objects you want to look at, what magnitudes of objects you would like to select, and so forth. Thanks for this, Bill. I have never used a list generator but your link has motivated me to give one a try. I now have it bookmarked. --- Martin To reply remove "ilikestars" |
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Bill Meyers wrote:
I copied this web site from a posting in the TAC observers list. http://www.ngcic.org/oblstgen.htm It enables one to generate one's own customized observing list, depending what constellations you want to look in, what kinds of objects you want to look at, what magnitudes of objects you would like to select, and so forth. Thanks for this, Bill. I have never used a list generator but your link has motivated me to give one a try. I now have it bookmarked. --- Martin To reply remove "ilikestars" |
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"Bill Meyers" wrote in message
... Hello all, I copied this web site from a posting in the TAC observers list. http://www.ngcic.org/oblstgen.htm It enables one to generate one's own customized observing list, depending what constellations you want to look in, what kinds of objects you want to look at, what magnitudes of objects you would like to select, and so forth. Very cool. Thanks Bill. -- -Stephen Paul |
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"Bill Meyers" wrote in message
... Hello all, I copied this web site from a posting in the TAC observers list. http://www.ngcic.org/oblstgen.htm It enables one to generate one's own customized observing list, depending what constellations you want to look in, what kinds of objects you want to look at, what magnitudes of objects you would like to select, and so forth. Very cool. Thanks Bill. -- -Stephen Paul |
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