"Bruce Weber's Coffee Pot"
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| Object |
"Bruce Weber's Coffee Pot", astermism located near the star Homam in Pegasus, discovered by RASC member (Hamilton Centre) Bruce S. Weber of Mississauga, Ontario, Canada |
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| Telescope (Photo) | Celestron Celestar Deluxe Computerized 8" SCT @ f/6.3 | |
| Telescope (Guiding) | Celestron Celestar Deluxe Computerized 8" SCT @ f/6.3 | |
| Camera (Photo) | Olympus OM-1 | |
| Camera (Guiding) | N/A (Manually guided) | |
| Exposure Detail |
15 minutes; Konica Centuria 800 film; processed in Photoshop CS |
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| Location | Tranquility State Wildlife Area, Adams County, Ohio (N38.981, W83.498) | |
| Date | 11/11/01 | |
| Comments |
Homam is the brightest star in these photos.
Asterism (noun): a grouping of stars not recognized as a constellation. Other well-known asterisms include the Big Dipper, the Little Dipper, and the Summer Triangle. Coordinates of star (SAO 108112) at "spout's" point: RA 22h 42m 13s, Dec +11deg 05m 45s. |