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FROM THE February 2015 ISSUE

Two perspectives

Celestial sketcher Erika Rix uses emission nebula IC 1805 and open star cluster Melotte 15 to show how observers create different sketches of the same objects.

By Erika Rix Тљ|Тљ Published: Monday, December 29, 2014

RELATED TOPICS: EMISSION NEBULAE | OPEN CLUSTERS

Ask two observers to point their telescopes toward the same large celestial object and then to sketch the views. You might be surprised at how different the results turn out. The focus of the observation, and indeed the technique used to record it, is personal to each individual. I’ll use IC 1805, also known as the Heart Nebula, to explain.

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