Re: m34, double cluster
- From: brucegooglegroups <brucegooglegroups@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 27 Jan 2008 18:19:16 -0800 (PST)
On Jan 27, 7:06 pm, br...@xxxxxxx (Brian Tung) wrote:
Bruce wrote:
Facing northwest, which way would I pan my binoculars from Algol to
m34; from Eta in Perseus to the Double Cluster?
Assuming mid-northern latitudes, M34 is about 5 degrees to the lower
right of Algol around midnight. The Double Cluster is similarly about
4 to 5 degrees to the lower right of eta Per.
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Hi Brian,
I am in the mid latitudes. I will probably be looking at about 10pm.
In the star charts, m34 is Northwest of algol, and the Double Cluster
is Northwest of eta per.
If I am looking Northwest, how do I know which direction to look in
the sky using the star charts?
Thanks.
Bruce
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