Object Name NGC 5139
Object Type Globular Cluster
Location Ramos Mejia – Buenos Aires – Argentina
Date 26/03/2015
Media (graphite pencil, white paper, digital tools: Phootoshop CS6
NGC 5139 – Omega Centauri
Category: Star Clusters
Messier 3
Object Name: M3
Object Type: Cluster
Location: Getxo, Basque Country, Spain.
Date: April 8th, 2015
Media: graphite pencil, white paper, paint.net.
Instruments: GSO 12″, WO Swam 9mm
Cluster of Gems
Hi ASOD. My name is Renato Trono Figueras. I’m 15 years old. I’m from Lincoln, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Object Name: NGC 3293
Object Type: Open Cluster
Location: Lincoln, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Date: 01/03/2015
Media: Graphite Pencil- 2H, 4H, HB, 2B and 4B- PS
Telescope: Celestron 114mm/900mm
Eyepiece: SP 32mm
Seeing: Regular
Transparency: Regular
Weather: Clear
I hope you post my sketch soon. Thanks you very much!
Regards & Nice Skys
NGC 2477
Object: NGC 2477 (open cluster, Puppis)
Date: 08. 06. 2013.
UT.: 17h44m-18h59m
Equipment: 120/600 Sky-Watcher achromatic refractor, star diagonal
Mag.: 75x
FOV: 40’
S = 9 / 10 T = 5 / 5
Observer: János Gábor Kernya (Hungary)
Location: Farm Isabis – Red house (Namibia)
NGC 5286 Globular Cluster
Object Name: NGC 5286
Object Type: Globular Cluster
Location: La Matanza, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Date: 23/02/2015
Media: Graphite pencil, white paper, Photoshop
Info: This sketch was done using a Newtonian telescope, 150/750 f5, at 1 a.m. . Seeing was tolerable.
Open Cluster Messier 7
Hi ASOD , this is my second version of the sketch !
Objetive : Ptolomeo Open Cluster , or M7.
Tool : pencil HB and white paper
Edit with :Picasa
Author : Rodrigo Green
From General Viamonte , Argentina to ASOD
Bye !!!
NGC1502 and Kemble’s Cascade
This sketch contains the open cluster NGC 1502 and an asterism made up of a 2 1/2° chain of stars that forms a line from the cluster towards the northwest called Kemble’s Cascade. Kemble’s Cascade was so named by the late Walter Scott Houston, who authored Sky and Telescope’s magazine column “Deep Sky Wonders” for decades. Lucian Kemble was the person who sent Houston a description and drawing of the cascade.
Southern Sky
English:
Hi ASOD, in my country there are not a good average of cloudless nights, and that to say of my city, however the weather of January and February has left draw these sectors of south sky with my binoculars 10×50.
Spanish:
Hola ASOD, en mi país no hay un buen promedio de noches despejadas y que decir de mi ciudad, sin embargo el clima de principio de año me ha dejado dibujar estos 4 sectores del cielo sur con mis binoculares 10×50.
1. Crux: 23 feb 2015, 06:7 UT.
2. Lambda centauri: 14 jan 2015, 07:58 UT.
3. Eta carinae: 12 jan 2015, 07:46 UT.
4. Pléyades del sur: 07 jan 2015, 07;32 UT.
Location: Medellín, Colombia.
Media: Graphite Pencil- 2H, HB, 2B, PS invert.
Optical instrument: Celestron Binoculars 10×50.
this are me first contribution, I hope you will enjoy it.
IC 2602 – Open Cluster in Carina
Hello guys! Here I send my sketch of IC2602 Pléyades del Sur.
Objet type: Open Cluster in Carina
Simple tools that were used:
Black Pencil
White paper
Edit with Microsoft Photo Editor
Author Rodrigo “Rodrigator” Casal
From Florencio Varela, Argentina to ASOD
Bye!!!
The double cluster in Perseus
Hola!
The double cluster in Perseus has always been a challenge for me. But when I came across an impressive dark sky, I did my best and this is the result.
I hope you like it.
Object Name: NGC 884 & NGC 889 The double cluster in Perseus
Object Type: Open Cluster
Constellation: Perseus; R.A.: 2h 20m; Dec: 57° 08′
Location: Pelayos de la Presa, Madrid, Spain
Date: April 14th 2015 22:00 h.(CET)
Temperature: 2 ºC
Seeing: 4/5
Telescope: Celestron nexstar 5′ S/C.
Eyepiece: 25 mm celestron.
Magnification: 50x
Media: Graphite pencil on white paper. Scanned and then inverted and processed image with GIMP
Regards and clear skies!