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Hi all,
Last week there where two great conjunctions. The first was on November 5. Venus and Jupiter stood side by side in the western sky early in the morning. The second great conjunction was on November 9. At dawn, Venus, Jupiter and the Moon where lined up in the western sky. From both conjunctions I shot some images, which you can find in the Astro-Weblog. Just go to the homepage: http://www.backyard-astro.com choose Astro-Weblog from the menu bar on the left, or goto the weblog entries directly by following these two links: http://www.backyard-astro.com/pMachi...id=129_0_1_0_M http://www.backyard-astro.com/pMachi...id=134_0_1_0_M I also added a new object to my deepsky TOP-100, NGC 457. This open cluster, also known as the ET Cluster or Owl Cluster, can be found in Cassiopeia. I included a downloadable finder chart (PDF) in the article. NGC 457 lies in the Perseus spiral arm of our galaxy, and is one of my favourite open clusters in Cassiopeia,by far more impressive than the two Messier clusters in Cassiopeia, M103 and M 52. Follow the link below to go the article. http://www.backyard-astro.com/deepsky/top100/14.html Enjoy! Math |
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