Re: Venus visible in daylight
- From: nytecam[_1_] <nytecam_1_.1552b28@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 12 Oct 2007 11:25:44 +0100
I was looking for Andromeda (the galaxy) last night through 10x50
binoculars.
I could definitely see it but it was very faint, would I need to use a
telescope to discern the disk structure or just dark skies?
You would need to take a long exposure (3-4 mins) with a CCD using a
telescope of at least 6-inches aperture. You would need to have a
larger
format CCD to take in enough galaxy to see the spiral arms, or a focal
reducer, or both. Mike Dworetsky
Hi - ok Mike I'm 10 miles from central London but my 70mm f/5 OG [Meade
ETX-70] + CCD does a fair job in M31 at http://tinyurl.com/yunhtd and
more tiny scope stuff including Venus in daylight at
http://www.astroman.fsnet.co.uk/etx70mg.htm
Nytecam
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