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Next week I will be traveling to east Africa, taking some binoculars with
me. The binoculars are mainly intended for the animals. But seeing that the stars will probably be very bright in a place like east Africa I'd like to use them for some sky watching too. But I have absolutely no experience with that, I have no idea what will be visible with those binoculars. The enlargement factor is 10 and the lens diameter is 25 mm. So my question to you is what objects can I expect too see? I have a program on my computer called KStars wich is really neet and comtains lots of sky objects and info about it. So locating the objects won't be a very big problem. It's just that I don't know wich will be visible with my binoculars and wich will not (assuming that the binoculars actually add something to the things I will see). Like will I be able to see rings around Saturn? Or some shape in the Omega Centauri or the Orion Nebula? Or are those things too far fetched and should I just look at the moon or something. Thanks in advance for every reply you make. -- .......GNU...... Omnis enim res, quae dando non deficit, dum habetur et non datur, nondum habetur, quomodo habenda est. |
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