Globular Cluster NGC7006

NGC7006- Globular Cluster in Delphinus

Description: Globular Cluster NGC7006 in Delphinus. 1st light with the TMB 175 refractor! Not the biggest or brightest globular cluster, it is about 11th magnitude and only 3.6 arc minutes across. A number of faint background galaxies came through (brightest is mag. 15.2) even though exposure was cut short by dead batteries. Camera: SBIG ST-8XE at -10C Filter: SBIG RGB Scope: TMB 175 f8 triplet refractor. Exposure: 3x10min R, 3x10min G, 3x10min B Location: Mt. Kobau, B.C. Date: August 3rd, 2008

NGC7006- Globular Cluster in Delphinus

Description: Globular Cluster NGC7006 in Delphinus. 1st light with the TMB 175 refractor! Not the biggest or brightest globular cluster, it is about 11th magnitude and only 3.6 arc minutes across. A number of faint background galaxies came through (brightest is mag. 15.2) even though exposure was cut short by dead batteries.
Camera: SBIG ST-8XE at -10C
Filter: SBIG RGB
Scope: TMB 175 f8 triplet refractor.
Exposure: 3x10min R, 3x10min G, 3x10min B
Location: Mt. Kobau, B.C.
Date: August 3rd, 2008