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The celestial landscape look terrific , downright wolfish ...oooooo...but not the right one for the Moon eclipse observations. |
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| I start learning how to cheat the camera to see some lunar details with his own objective at the maximum zoom ! |
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| Uranus (center) ,to the S - SE of Zeta Pisci ,on 30 August 2015 in the ''zoth'' 60 x 828 mm DIY refractor at 33 x / Sirius Plossl 25 mm. The planet was found first in the 7x50mm ''Mariner '' Fujinon binocular using the printable version of this ''Sky&Telescope'' map: http://www.skyandtelescope.com/observing/celestial-objects-to-watch/uranus-and-neptune-in-2015/ |
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| A closer look to Uranus using the same ''zoth'' 60 x 828 mm DIY refractor T 207 x ,Kasai 4 mm ocular: a puffy ,very small disc of bluish-grey color in nice contrast with the yellow or light orange star located further to S - SE. |
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| 57 Aquilae in the 60 x 828 mm refractor ,easy pray at 33x / Plossl 25 mm. Look carefully ,to the S -SE there is a much dimmer double star ,about 20% wider than 57 Aql and with the companion located at PA = 280 degree. |
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| Alpha Capricorni ,a composite view. In the 60 x 828 mm refractor at 65 x / Solid Simetric 12.8 mm ocular , there are visible the two main bright stars ,located at PA = 290 degree; and two really dim companions ,one at PA = 210 deg. and the other at PA = 150 deg. In the 125mm F/7 Newtonian reflector I noticed a fifth companion ,closer to the bright main star and located at about PA = 290 degree , to the Est of the multiple star system. |
