Farinacci Guide to Observing Deep-Sky Objects

A Complete Global Resource for Astronomers
1. Auflage 2007
ISBN: 978-0-387-72851-3
Verlag: Springer
Format: PDF
Kopierschutz: 1 - PDF Watermark

E-Book, Englisch, 198 Seiten

Reihe: The Patrick Moore Practical Astronomy Series

Guide to Observing Deep-Sky Objects is a reference book for amateur astronomers. It contains, for each constellation, a star chart showing the Bayer labels, a table for many of the stars in the constellation, along with their positions and magnitudes, and a table of the deep-sky objects in the constellation, with relevant observational data. Facing pages provide unique year-long graphs that show when the constellation is visible in the sky, allowing the user to quickly determine whether a given constellation can be seen, and when the best time to see it will be.

Autoren/Hrsg.

Farinacci, Jeff

Inhaltsverzeichnis

1;Contents;7
2;Introduction;10
2.1;About the Software;12
2.2;Description of the Files;12
2.3;Running the Software;14
2.4;A Note on the Deep Sky Object List file;17
2.5;How to read the Output file;17
3;The Constellations;19
3.1;Andromeda;20
3.2;Antlia;22
3.3;Apus;24
3.4;Aquarius;26
3.5;Aquila;28
3.6;Ara;30
3.7;Aries;32
3.8;Auriga;34
3.9;Boötes;36
3.10;Caelum;38
3.11;Camelopardalis;40
3.12;Cancer;42
3.13;Canes Venatici;44
3.14;Canis Major;46
3.15;Canis Minor;48
3.16;Capricornus;50
3.17;Carina;52
3.18;Cassiopeia;54
3.19;Centaurus;56
3.20;Cepheus;58
3.21;Cetus;60
3.22;Chamaeleon;62
3.23;Circinus;64
3.24;Columba;66
3.25;Coma Berenices;68
3.26;Corona Australis;70
3.27;Corona Borealis;72
3.28;Corvus;74
3.29;Crater;76
3.30;Crux;78
3.31;Cygnus;80
3.32;Delphinus;82
3.33;Dorado;84
3.34;Draco;86
3.35;Equuleus;88
3.36;Eridanus;90
3.37;Fornax;92
3.38;Gemini;94
3.39;Grus;96
3.40;Hercules;98
3.41;Horologium;100
3.42;Hydra;102
3.43;Hydrus;104
3.44;Indus;106
3.45;Lacerta;108
3.46;Leo;110
3.47;Leo Minor;112
3.48;Lepus;114
3.49;Libra;116
3.50;Lupus;118
3.51;Lynx;120
3.52;Lyra;122
3.53;Mensa;124
3.54;Microscopium;126
3.55;Monoceros;128
3.56;Musca;130
3.57;Norma;132
3.58;Octans;134
3.59;Ophiuchus;136
3.60;Orion;138
3.61;Pavo;140
3.62;Pegasus;142
3.63;Perseus;144
3.64;Phoenix;146
3.65;Pictor;148
3.66;Pisces;150
3.67;Piscis Austrinus;152
3.68;Puppis;154
3.69;Pyxis;156
3.70;Reticulum;158
3.71;Sagitta;160
3.72;Sagittarius;162
3.73;Scorpius;164
3.74;Sculptor;166
3.75;Scutum;168
3.76;Serpens Caput;170
3.77;Serpens Cauda;172
3.78;Sextans;174
3.79;Taurus;176
3.80;Telescopium;178
3.81;Triangulum;180
3.82;Triangulum Australe;182
3.83;Tucana;184
3.84;Ursa Major;186
3.85;Ursa Minor;188
3.86;Vela;190
3.87;Virgo;192
3.88;Volans;194
3.89;Vulpecula;196
4;Constellations near the meridian in January;198
5;Constellations near the meridian in February;198
6;Constellations near the meridian in March;199
7;Constellations near the meridian in April;199
8;Constellations near the meridian in May;200
9;Constellations near the meridian in June;200
10;Constellations near the meridian in July;201
11;Constellations near the meridian in August;201
12;Constellations near the meridian in September;202
13;Constellations near the meridian in October;202
14;Constellations near the meridian in November;203
15;Constellations near the meridian in December;203
16;About the Author;204