Star Clusters Through a Telescope: Expectation vs. Reality
Star Clusters in a Telescope. Expectation vs. Reality. How do you see stars in an amateur (home) telescope?
00:26 - M2. Searching the constellations Aquarius and Pegasus.
01:06 - M3. Searching the constellations Bootes and Canes Venatici.
02:05 - M13. Searching the constellation Hercules.
02:47 - M45. Searching the constellation Taurus. The Pleiades Cluster, or the Seven Sisters.
03:33 - NGC 457. Searching the constellation Cassiopeia. The Dragonfly Cluster, or the Owl Cluster.
04:15 - M15. Searching the constellations Pegasus and Equus Minor. The vicinity of the star Enif.
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MY ARSENAL:
Binoculars - Celestron UpClose G2 10x50
Previous telescope - Celestron AstroMaster 130 EQ reflector
Current telescope - Synta Sky-Watcher BK 707 AZ2 refractor
Eyepieces:
Sky Watcher Wide Angle Super 25 mm eyepiece
23 mm eyepiece
Sky Watcher Wide Angle Super 10 mm eyepiece
9 mm eyepiece
4 mm eyepiece
Barlow lenses:
Sky-Watcher 2x with T-adapter
5x with T-adapter
Filters:
Universal solar filter for the Sturman 60-90 mm telescope made of film Baader Astrosolar
Sturman UV-IR CUT Filter
Set of colored telescope filters from the "Build Your Own Telescope" magazine
Camera:
Olympus PEN E-PL5
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