Hi,
Not sure if this has been listed repeatedly, but for those who have'nt seen it as yet, I found Calsky an incredible tool to make a list of interesting objects for observing at a particular night for a particular location, or for a whole week, month to a whole year.
you can make your personalized calendar with objects that you want to see, and it'll give you a list, with images, friendly description, sorted by the local time of what is visible, whats the best time to view it, magnitude and so on.
I found it very useful to plan an observing session for a beginner, rather than look at sky charts or stellarium or messier lists to figure out what is visible at that night.
I still use stellarium to locate it though.
problem for me with sky charts was that i needed to look up what that particular object was if it just had its ngc number, and then check if its mag was within my scopes capability and then move on. this eliminates it.
attached a sample of what it generates for whats out there tonight from my location sorted by my local time, including the ISS, iridium flares and more.
http://www.calsky.com/cs.cgi
just choose the object type from the menu on the top, and then the sub object type, enter date, time, location, other filter and hit go.
