As I
developed advanced observing guides, I wanted to create
a resource for those who just completed the Messier list
and want to see more. A great next step is the
Herschel list. So there is something for everyone
with 6" to 48" telescopes. If you have a
large telescope and are tired of seeing the same
"bright" objects over and over again, running out of
objects to observe, or like to be challenged. Take a
look at the guides I made available for you by clicking
on Observing Guides or Downloadable Observing Guides. Check out my
Observing Reports link to see a sampling of what you can
see through a large telescope.
Update
(2024): I'm alive and well! I've started to
refresh some of the Downloadable Observing Guides. I
also updated the Herschel 400 Part II Observing Guide to
reflect the AL changes to the list. I was notified of
the changes at around June 2020, but it was changed
again in August 2020. I didn't catch that until
now. My daughter and I with our 30" Starmaster at GSSP 2008 The reflector in the background is my 22" f/4 reflector My 22" f/4 reflector at one of our observing sites in the high Sierras at elevation of 7,600 feet. |
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