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Originally Posted by pgc hunter
Interesting report once again Paddy. NGC 2808 is very nice one of the most condensed globulars in the sky. Brightest stars are about mag 14-15 so takes a bit of aperture to resolve.
I also happened to observe NGC 2867 only one night after you in exceptional seeing, it reveals annularity at extreme magnifications along with what appears to be a faint knot within the ring.
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Thanks Sab. I did wonder about 2867 as I thought there may have been the faintest darkening in the centre, but couldn't be sure. I'll have another go. However, your skill with PNs is pretty impressive.
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Originally Posted by barx1963
Nice report Paddy.
Been a couple of years since I had looked at NGC 2808, must have another look soon. NGC 3114 is one that has escaped me so far sounds nice.
Malcolm
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Thanks Malcolm. I do recommend 3114.
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Originally Posted by mishku
More importantly, Paddy, we missed you terribly at SV!! To be fair though, you were MUCH more productive it seems  |
Thanks Michelle, that's really sweet. Sounds like Snake Valley skies have been unkind to you again. 'Twill be better in March
. See you in March. IS IT MARCH YET?