M44

From CityDeepSky
(Difference between revisions)
Jump to: navigation, search
 
 
(One intermediate revision by one user not shown)
Line 1: Line 1:
{{Object_box
+
{{object
|name=M44<br>
+
|ob_name=M44
|number=1
+
|ob_number=3
|type=[[Open Cluster]]
+
|ob_type=Open Cluster
|other_names=The Beehive Cluster, The Presasepe, NGC 2632
+
|ob_other=NGC 2632, The Beehive Cluster, The Presasepe
|mag=3.1
+
|ob_mag=3.1
|ra=08:39:57.20
+
|ob_ra=08:39:57.20
|dec=19:40:21.00
+
|ob_dec=19:40:21.00
|const=[[Cancer]]
+
|ob_const=Cancer
|season=[[winter]]
+
|ob_season=winter
|vis=Binocular<br>Telescope
+
|ob_visibility=Binocular<br>Telescope
}}
+
|ob_mapfile=m44_map.png
This [[open cluster]] is an example of something that is relatively easy to see with the unaided eye in a dark sky environment, but not visible in the light polluted skies of a city. Visible with binoculars or a telescope it's well worth the look.
+
|ob_username=evilscientist
== Locate M44 ==
+
|ob_altname=Jason Nishiyama
[[image:m44_map.png |640px]]
+
|ob_location=Calgary
== Observations ==
+
|ob_date=13 May 2008
{{observation log
+
|ob_obstype=NBT
|observer=[[user:evilscientist | Jason Nishiyama]]
+
|ob_viscat=BT
|location=Calgary, Alberta
+
|ob_bintype=10x50
|date=13 May 2008
+
|ob_teltype=[[MAK127]]
|obs_type=NBT
+
|ob_description=This [[open cluster]] is an example of something that is relatively easy to see with the unaided eye in a dark sky environment, but not visible in the light polluted skies of a city. Visible with binoculars or a telescope it's well worth the look.
|vis_o=BT
+
 
|bino_t=10x50
+
|tel_t=[[MAK127]]
+
 
}}
 
}}
  
[[category:Open Cluster]] [[Category:Winter Objects]][[Category:Messier Object]][[Category:NGC Object]] [[Category:Naked Eye Objects]] [[Category:Binocular Objects]] [[Category:Telescope Objects]]
+
[[category:Open Cluster]] [[Category:Winter Objects]][[Category:Messier Object]][[Category:NGC Object]] [[Category:Binocular Objects]] [[Category:Telescope Objects]]

Latest revision as of 22:55, 15 January 2009

M44
Object #3
Object type

Open Cluster

Other Names

NGC 2632, The Beehive Cluster, The Presasepe

Data
Magnitude:3.1

Right ascension:08:39:57.20
Declination:19:40:21.00
Constellation:Cancer
Season:winter

Visibility

Binocular
Telescope

This open cluster is an example of something that is relatively easy to see with the unaided eye in a dark sky environment, but not visible in the light polluted skies of a city. Visible with binoculars or a telescope it's well worth the look.

[edit] Locate M44

Click on map for larger image.

M44 map.png

[edit] Observations

Observer: Jason Nishiyama Location:Calgary Date of observation:13 May 2008 Observations made:NBT
Visibility: BT Binocular type:10x50 Telescope type:MAK127
Personal tools