Open cluster
NGC 6791
A relatively sparse-looking cluster with an indistinct edge, several close star pairs and two prominent stars to the northwest.
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Observed object · Sky visible from 58° N · J2000
Open cluster
A relatively sparse-looking cluster with an indistinct edge, several close star pairs and two prominent stars to the northwest.
Open observation reportOpen cluster
A round to slightly oval and sparse cluster featuring an oblique stellar pattern and several pairs of stars.
Open observation reportGalaxy
A very small, faint and round galaxy with a distinctly brighter centre and no visible internal detail.
Open observation reportGalaxy
A small, faint, diffuse galaxy with possible central brightening, near a bright field star and distinctive stellar patterns.
Open observation reportPlanetary nebula
The ring shape and darker centre were clear despite the risen Moon; the central star was possibly glimpsed at 213× but was recorded as not seen.
Open observation reportGlobular cluster
M71 appeared as a faint globular cluster with a relatively open structure in a very rich Milky Way star field.
Open observation reportPlanetary nebula
M27 was clearly visible without a filter; the Lumicon Oxygen III filter markedly increased contrast and made the dumbbell shape much more prominent.
Open observation reportPlanetary nebula
A very faint, small and diffuse planetary nebula without clearly defined edges or discernible structure.
Open observation reportGlobular cluster
The small globular cluster could be resolved into individual stars; two bright stars formed an almost isosceles triangle with the cluster.
Open observation reportPlanetary nebula
A relatively small planetary nebula with a blue to blue-green colour and a disk-like glow around the star.
Open observation reportGlobular cluster
M92 was smaller than M13 but still clear, resolving into individual stars all the way to the core.
Open observation reportGlobular cluster
M13 stood out clearly despite the still relatively bright sky and resolved into individual stars all the way to the core.
Open observation reportPlanetary nebula
A nearly full Moon produced low contrast; the [O III] filter improved the view slightly, but the nebula's form did not stand out clearly.
Open observation reportGlobular cluster
The cluster resolved into individual stars all the way to the core despite the bright moonlight.
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