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Re: M31 globs
      07/13/08 05:04 PM

And the entire Hodge Atlas of M31 is available online at
http://nedwww.ipac.caltech.edu/level5/ANDROMEDA_Atlas/frames.html

Using the hard copy of this atlas as well as MegaStar charts, I've logged 38 globulars in M31 with my 18-inch. The brighter ones display a very small disc in good seeing and high power, but generally you're just identifying mag 15 or 16 "stars" using the charts.

You also might want to check out this observing article I wrote several years back ...
http://www.astronomy-mall.com/Adventures.In.Deep.Space/gcm31.htm

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* M31 globs Darren Drake 07/13/08 01:53 PM
. * Re: M31 globs David Knisely   07/18/08 12:49 AM
. * Re: M31 globs stevek   07/18/08 01:47 AM
. * Re: M31 globs sgottlieb   07/13/08 05:04 PM
. * Re: M31 globs RRaubach   07/17/08 04:10 PM
. * Re: M31 globs sgottlieb   07/17/08 07:02 PM
. * Re: M31 globs RRaubach   07/18/08 04:35 PM
. * Re: M31 globs Steven Aggas   07/13/08 02:04 PM
. * Re: M31 globs stevecoe   07/13/08 03:08 PM

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