- Condition: VG7
- Location: Cabin: 44.31, -103.88
- Target: 38 Lyncis
- Const: Lynx
- RaDec: 9h20m +36°42
- Type: Star (Double)
- Scope: ST80
- Setting: 150x
- Double: AB: 210°
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The sibling is so close it appears to be "bouncing" between 250° and 190° right on the "airy disc" of the primary. It took a lot of fiddling with the micro-focus knob to see it. If I didn't already know something was there I would totally of missed it!
- Target: M 53
- Const: Coma Berenices
- RaDec: 13h14m +18°03
- Type: Globular Cluster
- Scope: ST80
- Setting: 40x
Very small and uniform circle. AV not required but helps expand the edges of the cluster.
- Target: M 64, Blackeye Galaxy
- Const: Coma Bernices
- RaDec: 12h57m +21°33
- Type: Spiral Galaxy
- Scope: ST80
- Setting: 40x
Never has AV been so necessary! Had to zoom to a point where the brighter stars surrounding the galaxy were out of the FOV. I was then able to see a little more with AV.
