Mobberley The Caldwell Objects and How to Observe Them

1. Auflage 2009
ISBN: 978-1-4419-0326-6
Verlag: Springer-Verlag
Format: PDF
Kopierschutz: Adobe DRM (»Systemvoraussetzungen)

E-Book, Englisch, 273 Seiten

When Mike Inglis, who consults for Springer, ? rst asked me to write a Caldwell book in their “and How to Observe Them” series I admit I did need some time to think the suggestion over. I am a fan of Patrick’s Caldwell catalog as are most of the amateur astronomers I know, but could a new book be justi? ed when the massive, compreh- sive, and wrist-spraining Caldwell tome by Stephen O’Meara covers the subject fully anyway? That other book was researched and written over a 5-year period in the pre-9/11 world from 1996 to 2001, and its 484 pages of descriptive text and background data are a joy to peruse, as are Stephen’s impressive sketches. OK, the book is far too heavy for the binding and after a few trips outside half the pages in my copy fell out, but apart from that it is an excellent book and surely impossible to improve upon, or even equal, especially in a smaller format book with only half the pages available; at least, that was my initial impression when I mulled over writing another Caldwell book. However, I changed my mind, because a number of events of astronomical signi? cance have occurred in the last 10 years. First and foremost backyard imaging of deep sky objects, especially color im- ing, has come on in leaps and bounds in the twenty-? rst century.

Autoren/Hrsg.

Mobberley, Martin

Inhaltsverzeichnis

1;Mobberly_FM1.pdf;1
2;Mobberley_Ch01.pdf;13
2.1;Chapter 1;13
2.1.1;Sir Patrick Moore, Observer Extraordinaire;13
2.1.1.1;Introduction;13
2.1.1.2;Patrick’s Telescopes;15
2.1.1.3;Patrick’s Enthusiasm;18
2.1.1.4;The Caldwell Concept;18
3;Mobberley_Ch02.pdf;21
3.1;Chapter 2;21
3.1.1;The Caldwell Objects;21
3.1.1.1;Some Background;21
3.1.1.2;Some Very Long Distances;22
3.1.1.3;Explanation of Terms;23
3.1.1.4;The Charts;25
3.1.1.5;Caldwell 1;26
3.1.1.6;Caldwell 2;28
3.1.1.7;Caldwell 3;30
3.1.1.8;Caldwell 4;32
3.1.1.9;Caldwell 5;34
3.1.1.10;Caldwell 6;36
3.1.1.11;Caldwell 7;38
3.1.1.12;Caldwell 8;40
3.1.1.13;Caldwell 9;42
3.1.1.14;Caldwell 10;44
3.1.1.15;Caldwell 11;46
3.1.1.16;Caldwell 12;48
3.1.1.17;Caldwell 13;50
3.1.1.18;Caldwell 14;52
3.1.1.19;Caldwell 15;54
3.1.1.20;Caldwell 16;56
3.1.1.21;Caldwell 17;58
3.1.1.22;Caldwell 18;60
3.1.1.23;Caldwell 19;62
3.1.1.24;Caldwell 20;64
3.1.1.25;Caldwell 21;66
3.1.1.26;Caldwell 22;68
3.1.1.27;Caldwell 23;70
3.1.1.28;Caldwell 24;72
3.1.1.29;Caldwell 25;74
3.1.1.30;Caldwell 26;76
3.1.1.31;Caldwell 27;78
3.1.1.32;Caldwell 28;80
3.1.1.33;Caldwell 29;82
3.1.1.34;Caldwell 30;84
3.1.1.35;Caldwell 31;86
3.1.1.36;Caldwell 32;88
3.1.1.37;Caldwell 33 and Caldwell 34;90
3.1.1.38;Caldwell 35;94
3.1.1.39;Caldwell 36;96
3.1.1.40;Caldwell 37;98
3.1.1.41;Caldwell 38;100
3.1.1.42;Caldwell 39;102
3.1.1.43;Caldwell 40;104
3.1.1.44;Caldwell 41;106
3.1.1.45;Caldwell 42;108
3.1.1.46;Caldwell 43;110
3.1.1.47;Caldwell 44;112
3.1.1.48;Caldwell 45;114
3.1.1.49;Caldwell 46;116
3.1.1.50;Caldwell 47;118
3.1.1.51;Caldwell 48;120
3.1.1.52;Caldwell 49 and Caldwell 50;122
3.1.1.53;Caldwell 51;124
3.1.1.54;Caldwell 52;126
3.1.1.55;Caldwell 53;128
3.1.1.56;Caldwell 54;130
3.1.1.57;Caldwell 55;132
3.1.1.58;Caldwell 56;134
3.1.1.59;Caldwell 57;136
3.1.1.60;Caldwell 58;138
3.1.1.61;Caldwell 59;140
3.1.1.62;Caldwell 60 and Caldwell 61;142
3.1.1.63;Caldwell 62;144
3.1.1.64;Caldwell 63;146
3.1.1.65;Caldwell 64;148
3.1.1.66;Caldwell 65;150
3.1.1.67;Caldwell 66;152
3.1.1.68;Caldwell 67;154
3.1.1.69;Caldwell 68;156
3.1.1.70;Caldwell 69;158
3.1.1.71;Caldwell 70;160
3.1.1.72;Caldwell 71;162
3.1.1.73;Caldwell 72;164
3.1.1.74;Caldwell 73;166
3.1.1.75;Caldwell 74;168
3.1.1.76;Caldwell 75;170
3.1.1.77;Caldwell 76;172
3.1.1.78;Caldwell 77;174
3.1.1.79;Caldwell 78;176
3.1.1.80;Caldwell 79;178
3.1.1.81;Caldwell 80;180
3.1.1.82;Caldwell 81;182
3.1.1.83;Caldwell 82;184
3.1.1.84;Caldwell 83;186
3.1.1.85;Caldwell 84;188
3.1.1.86;Caldwell 85;190
3.1.1.87;Caldwell 86;192
3.1.1.88;Caldwell 87;194
3.1.1.89;Caldwell 88;196
3.1.1.90;Caldwell 89;198
3.1.1.91;Caldwell 90;200
3.1.1.92;Caldwell 91;202
3.1.1.93;Caldwell 92;204
3.1.1.94;Caldwell 93;206
3.1.1.95;Caldwell 94;208
3.1.1.96;Caldwell 95;210
3.1.1.97;Caldwell 96;212
3.1.1.98;Caldwell 97;214
3.1.1.99;Caldwell’s 98 and 99;216
3.1.1.100;Caldwell 100;218
3.1.1.101;Caldwell 101;220
3.1.1.102;Caldwell 102;222
3.1.1.103;Caldwell 103;224
3.1.1.104;Caldwell 104;226
3.1.1.105;Caldwell 105;228
3.1.1.106;Caldwell 106;230
3.1.1.107;Caldwell 107;232
3.1.1.108;Caldwell 108;234
3.1.1.109;Caldwell 109;236
4;Mobberley_Ch03.pdf;238
4.1;Chapter 3;238
4.1.1;How to Visually Observe the Caldwell Objects;238
4.1.1.1;Finding Deep Sky Objects;239
4.1.1.2;Setting Circles;239
4.1.1.3;The Retina;241
4.1.1.4;Dark Adaption;242
4.1.1.5;Seeing Fainter;243
4.1.1.6;Eyepieces;245
4.1.1.7;Charts and Filters;247
4.1.1.8;Filter Types;248
4.1.1.9;Sketching;249
4.1.1.10;The Sketching Process;250
4.1.1.11;Vital Data for the Log;253
5;Mobberley_Ch04.pdf;257
5.1;Chapter 4;257
5.1.1;How to Observe the Caldwell Objects Digitally;257
5.1.1.1;Monochrome, Filtered Color, or One-Shot Color?;257
5.1.1.2;Key Factors;258
5.1.1.3;The Problem with Color;259
5.1.1.4;LRGB Imaging;259
5.1.1.5;Imaging the Sky and Nothing Else!;260
5.1.1.6;Subtracting the Dark Frames;261
5.1.1.7;Dividing by the Flat Field;263
5.1.1.8;Autoguiding;264
5.1.1.9;Imaging the Caldwell Open Clusters;266
5.1.1.10;Imaging the Caldwell Globular Clusters;267
5.1.1.11;Imaging Strategy;269
5.1.1.12;Imaging the Caldwell Emission and Planetary Nebulae;270
5.1.1.13;Beyond LRGB;271
5.1.1.14;Imaging and Supernova Patrolling the Caldwell Galaxies;272
5.1.1.14.1;LRGB, LLRGB, and DDP;272
5.1.1.15;Supernova Hunting;273
6;Mobberly_BM1.pdf;276
7;Mobberly_Index.pdf;280