Comet 41P/Tuttle-Giacobini-Kresak & Comet C2015 V2 (Johnson) Observations since 25th.March 2017 Th. Boeckel |
Comet C2015 V2 (Johnson)
Newton 1900mm / 12,7", f.6.0 79sec, ASA 3200, Canon 5DMIII
24th of April 2017; Germerswang/Fuerstenfeldbruck, South Bavaria (Brightness apprx. 7,2 mag*)
Newton 900mm f4.5, 3x89sec, ASA 1600, Canon 5DMIII
31rst of March 2017; Germerswang/Fuerstenfeldbruck, South Bavaria (Brightness apprx. 7,7 mag*)
Comet 41P/Tuttle-Giacobini-Kresak
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25th of March 2017; Germerswang/Fuerstenfeldbruck, South Bavaria (Brightness apprx. 6,0 mag*
A little Planets & Space
Germerswang/Fuerstenfeldbruck, South Bavaria
Whirlpool (M51)and Pinwheel (M101) Galaxy
Newton 900mm f4.5, 3x89sec, ASA 1600, Canon 5DMIII
Left: Cocoon (NGC 4490) and NGC 4495, Middle and Right: Whale Galaxy (NGC 4631)
Left, Middle: Newton 900mm f4.5, 3x89sec, ASA 1600, Canon 5DMIII Right: Newton 1900mm f6, 179sec, ASA 800, Canon 5DMIII
Jupiter with the Great Red Spot and Venus in under conjunktion only 9 degrees distanced from the sun.
*mag = > light magnitude: Up to mag +3-4 stars are visible nearby cities with the naked eye, in very dark areas the seeing limit can reach up to mag +6-7.
The more higher numerical value is given, the more weaker are the objects. E.g. - 4,7 mag, Venus glittering; - 1,0 Sirius, brightest star; +3,5 M31 Andromeda, pale shiny oval)
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