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Walter's LogBook |
| Thu/Fri, July 26/27, 2001 |
The sky was clear all night with excellent transparency! Temperature range was +20C to +13C with small breezes all night -- very comfortable as long as you wear a warm jacket! There was a searchlight beaming across the sky again tonight until it was finally shut off around 1am. I imaged NGC 6210, 7008, 7048, 7023, and finally 7354 (taken during the early part of twilight!).
| NGC 6210 | 15½ minutes (31 x 30s) |
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| Scope: 10" f/6.3 LX200 Camera: "B" chip MX5C. Inset shows protuberances off top & bottom of nebula. |
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| NGC 7008 | 72½ minutes (145x30s) |
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| Scope: 10" f/6.3 LX200 Camera: "B" chip MX5C. 77 frames July 24/25 and 68 frames from tonight (July 26/27). |
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| NGC 7048 | 23 minutes (46x30s) |
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| Scope: 10" f/6.3 LX200 Camera: "B" chip MX5C. Needs more exposure! |
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| NGC 7023 | 49 minutes (49 x 60s) |
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| Scope: 10" f/6.3 LX200 Camera: "B" chip MX5C. |
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| NGC 7354 | 16 minutes (16 x 60s) |
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| Scope: 10" f/6.3 LX200 Camera: "B" chip MX5C. Inset shows fuzziness of this nebula's periphery. |
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