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Star Log 6 July 06
6 July 2006, Russ @ 7:36 am
6 July 2006, Russ @ 7:36 am
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Last night we had a bit of good weather so I got some scope time in.
Object: NGC 6779 - M56
Date Observed: 7/6/2006 8:28:39 AM
Time Observed: 01:30UT
Object Type: Gb
Constellation: Lyr
Magnitude: 8.3
Size: 7.1
Object Rating: B
Primary Equipment Used: 10″ Dob
Power/Magnification Used: PWR 84 / 15MM
From the backyard this a a VERY FF.
It is halfway between Lyra and Albireo.
I could not find it using my 32MM
