You are not logged in. [Login] Forum Archives · Entrance · Main Index · Search · New user · Who's Online FAQ · Calendar Observing >> Double Star Observing Previous   Index   Next   Threaded   Pages: 1 leexeen professor emeritus Reged: 08/08/07 Posts: 661 Loc: Beijing, China Multiple star list       #3397666 - 10/19/09 09:33 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   I am wondering whether any kind people have compiled a list only including the mutiple star system (more than 2 stars). I have observed Iota Cassiopeia last night and it is so beautiful, so I hope I can have such a list for my future observation. If no such one exists, would any one please share his/her familiar one by replying this post? Thanks a lot! -------------------- TMB LZOS 130F6 Tak TSA-102S(being missed) Tak FS-60CSV Nagler 16T5, Zoom 3~6, Super Mono 4 Post Extras:       desertstars Please stand by... Reged: 11/05/03 Posts: 34598 Loc: Tucson, AZ Re: Multiple star list [Re: leexeen]       #3398578 - 10/19/09 05:35 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   If you like multiple stars, be sure to check Sigma Orionis when Orion is in the night sky. -------------------- Tom W. Collinder's Catalog Jewels in Dark Settings Post Extras:       stevecoe "Astronomical Tourist" Reged: 04/24/04 Posts: 2648 Loc: Arizona, USA Re: Multiple star list [Re: desertstars]       #3398593 - 10/19/09 05:45 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   We created a list by the members of the Saguaro Astronomy Club in Phoenix, Arizona. It is available on the website: www.saguaroastro.org Hope it helps; Steve Coe -------------------- TeleVue 102 refractor on CGEM mount 10 inch f/4.7 Newtonian Author "Deep Sky Observing" Springer-Verlag Author "Nebulae and How to Observe Them" Springer Canon Xt astrocamera with Hutech modification Post Extras:       leexeen professor emeritus Reged: 08/08/07 Posts: 661 Loc: Beijing, China Re: Multiple star list [Re: stevecoe]       #3399014 - 10/19/09 09:36 PM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   Thanks Tom & Steve. I have viewed Sigma Orionis and it is a fantastic object. I heard that beta Monoceros is also a great one loved by both William Herschel and Al Nagler, and now I am really looking forward to seeing it. -------------------- TMB LZOS 130F6 Tak TSA-102S(being missed) Tak FS-60CSV Nagler 16T5, Zoom 3~6, Super Mono 4 Post Extras:       desertstars Please stand by... Reged: 11/05/03 Posts: 34598 Loc: Tucson, AZ Re: Multiple star list [Re: leexeen]       #3401969 - 10/21/09 11:25 AM Edit   Reply   Quote Quick Reply   If you enjoyed sigma Ori, beta Monoceros will be a lot of fun. Let us know what you think when you see it. -------------------- Tom W. Collinder's Catalog Jewels in Dark Settings Post Extras:       Pages: 1 Previous   Index   Next   Threaded   Extra information 0 registered and 0 anonymous users are browsing this forum. Moderator:  EdZ, RLTYS  Print Thread Forum Permissions       You cannot start new topics       You cannot reply to topics       HTML is disabled       UBBCode is enabled Thread views: 206 Jump to *International Year of Astronomy 2009* -----   Global Coordination   Cornerstone Projects   Special Projects   Special Task Groups   Global Activities   National and Regional Activities   IYA 2009 in Africa   IYA 2009 in the USA*Announcements and News* -----   Cloudy Nights Announcements   Discussion of CN Articles, Reviews, and Reports   Beginners Forum   Celestial Events   Light Pollution*Observing* -----   NEO   General Observing   Planetary and Solar System Observing   Lunar Observing   Deep Sky Observing   Double Star Observing   Solar   Variable Star Observing and Radio Astronomy*Telescope Specific Forums* -----   Celestron NexStar    NexStar GPS / CPC Telescopes   Questar Forum   Meade ACF/RCX / LX / GPS    Meade ETX*Other* -----   Science of Astronomy & Space Exploration   AstroWebsites   Space Rocks CN Forums Home

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