M92
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|ob_description=n easy to find globular in Hercules. Not as spectacular as its constellation mate [[M13]], but still worth a look. M92 is visible to both binoculars and telescopes from inside the city, but not visible to the unaided eye. | |ob_description=n easy to find globular in Hercules. Not as spectacular as its constellation mate [[M13]], but still worth a look. M92 is visible to both binoculars and telescopes from inside the city, but not visible to the unaided eye. | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:05, 15 January 2009
| M92 |
| Object #8 |
| Object type |
| Other Names NGC 6341 |
| Data |
| Magnitude:6.5 Right ascension:17:17:07.30 |
| Visibility |
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Binocular |
n easy to find globular in Hercules. Not as spectacular as its constellation mate M13, but still worth a look. M92 is visible to both binoculars and telescopes from inside the city, but not visible to the unaided eye.
[edit] Locate M92
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[edit] Observations
| Observer: Jason Nishiyama | Location:Calgary | Date of observation:18 May 2008 | Observations made:NBT |
| Visibility: BT | Binocular type:10x50 | Telescope type:MAK127 |
