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Re: My Horsehead attempt

--- In amastro@yahoogroups.com, Wouter van Reeven <wouter@v...>
wrote:

> Thanks for the advise. Lately a discussion about the Horsehead has
been going on
> on the starrynights yahoogroup and that's what triggered my
attempt to look for
> it. There it has been stated many times that O[III] doesn't help
it searching
> this elusive object, so I won't try anymore. Promise! But thanks
again.
> Unfortunately, we didn't have an H-beta available and the UHC
didn't help last
> night. But I'll try again and again and again :-)
>
>
> Clear skies!
>
> Wouter
>


Try again with the UHC, an Ultrablock (essentially the same)has work
using my 6" dob. The H-Beta is better. Last winter on an exceptional
night of transparency (NELMZ 6.5)I tried the H-Beta with my little
70mm refractor. Using an ultrawide 22mm LV at around 28X B33 blinked
in and out as a little dark kernal in the side of IC 434. I was
surprised at how well 434 showed. If I didn't know where to look I
probably wouldn't have noticed B33. Previous sightings helped a lot.

My favorite sightings are using the 25",when B33 looks like a chess
piece.

Bill







Sun Jan 29, 2006 5:54 am

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Hi everyone, Every now and then clear skies care to pass over the Netherlands. This night is such a night and I decided to attempt for the Horsehead. I arrived...
Wouter van Reeven
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Jan 28, 2006
3:13 am

Wouter == ... 1° 33') the Flame was rather easy. NGC 2023, which was new to me, was very clear too using a Lumicon DeepSky filter. But IC 434 eluded me. I ...
John Class
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Jan 28, 2006
4:49 am

Wouter, Here is a bit of advice. IC 434 is a low excitation nebula that peaks in H-beta but has no visible OIII emission. In my 18 inch, an H-beta filter...
billferris2003
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Jan 28, 2006
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Hi Bill, ... Thanks for the advise. Lately a discussion about the Horsehead has been going on on the starrynights yahoogroup and that's what triggered my...
Wouter van Reeven
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Jan 28, 2006
10:28 am

... been going on ... attempt to look for ... it searching ... again. ... didn't help last ... Try again with the UHC, an Ultrablock (essentially the same)has...
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Jan 29, 2006
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