M31 and M32 from the city | Astronomy Sketch of the Day
Object Name: M31 y M32 Object Type: Galaxy Location: Leioa (Bizkaia) – Spain Date: 2014-02-05 / 21h 15m U.T. Media: White paper, 4B, 2B y HB graphite pencil, scanned and inverted with Photoshop Telescope: Celestron OMNI 127 XLT Eyepiece: Skywatcher LET 25mm (50X) Transparency: Clear, City Skies. Location Constellation: Andromeda Assessments: M31 appears as a soft spot with a faint gray color, with a rounded shape. M32 looks like a star faded, dull and dim. clearly within the field only saw it 6 stars, I could sometimes see some more but very faint. Comentarios: M31 aparece como una suave mancha, con un tenue color gris, con una forma redondeada. M32 parece una estrella coffee percolator difuminada, sin brillo y muy tenue. claramente dentro del campo solo veía 6 estrellas, aveces podía ver algunas mas, pero muy tenues.
RECENT ENTRIES NGC 6888 The Crescent Nebula NGC 40 NGC 6995 (Veil Nebula) Open Cluster NGC 6940 in Vulpecula Crater Gassendi and the northern part of Mare Humorum Goldilocks & The 3 Sun Bears A Little Rose
RECENT COMMENTS madrak coffee percolator on NGC 6888 The Crescent Nebula Aquarellia on NGC 6888 The Crescent Nebula Aquarellia on NGC 40 Aquarellia on NGC 6995 (Veil Nebula) Aquarellia on Open Cluster NGC 6940 in Vulpecula stellarjim on Open Cluster NGC 6940 in Vulpecula Frank McCabe on NGC 40 warmvet on Goldilocks & The 3 Sun Bears warmvet on NGC 6995 (Veil Nebula) Frank McCabe on NGC 6995 (Veil Nebula)
LINKS Alexander's Astronomical Sketching Aquarellia Sketches Association of Lunar and Planetary Observers (ALPO) ASTRODESSIN, Observation & Dessin en astronomie Astronomy Blogs Astronomy Picture of the Day archive Astrosketch Atmospheric Optics Belt of Venus Cloudy Nights Telescope Reviews Sketching Forum Lunar Photo of the Day Scientfic Frontline Spaceweather.com The Webb Deep-Sky Society
Object Name: M31 y M32 Object Type: Galaxy Location: Leioa (Bizkaia) – Spain Date: 2014-02-05 / 21h 15m U.T. Media: White paper, 4B, 2B y HB graphite pencil, scanned and inverted with Photoshop Telescope: Celestron OMNI 127 XLT Eyepiece: Skywatcher LET 25mm (50X) Transparency: Clear, City Skies. Location Constellation: Andromeda Assessments: M31 appears as a soft spot with a faint gray color, with a rounded shape. M32 looks like a star faded, dull and dim. clearly within the field only saw it 6 stars, I could sometimes see some more but very faint. Comentarios: M31 aparece como una suave mancha, con un tenue color gris, con una forma redondeada. M32 parece una estrella coffee percolator difuminada, sin brillo y muy tenue. claramente dentro del campo solo veía 6 estrellas, aveces podía ver algunas mas, pero muy tenues.
RECENT ENTRIES NGC 6888 The Crescent Nebula NGC 40 NGC 6995 (Veil Nebula) Open Cluster NGC 6940 in Vulpecula Crater Gassendi and the northern part of Mare Humorum Goldilocks & The 3 Sun Bears A Little Rose
RECENT COMMENTS madrak coffee percolator on NGC 6888 The Crescent Nebula Aquarellia on NGC 6888 The Crescent Nebula Aquarellia on NGC 40 Aquarellia on NGC 6995 (Veil Nebula) Aquarellia on Open Cluster NGC 6940 in Vulpecula stellarjim on Open Cluster NGC 6940 in Vulpecula Frank McCabe on NGC 40 warmvet on Goldilocks & The 3 Sun Bears warmvet on NGC 6995 (Veil Nebula) Frank McCabe on NGC 6995 (Veil Nebula)
LINKS Alexander's Astronomical Sketching Aquarellia Sketches Association of Lunar and Planetary Observers (ALPO) ASTRODESSIN, Observation & Dessin en astronomie Astronomy Blogs Astronomy Picture of the Day archive Astrosketch Atmospheric Optics Belt of Venus Cloudy Nights Telescope Reviews Sketching Forum Lunar Photo of the Day Scientfic Frontline Spaceweather.com The Webb Deep-Sky Society
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