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   54°12.0' N; 4°25' W

                           Constellation Bootes

                                  objects to View & Photograph

Bootes Constellation
 
 
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Recommended Objects within the Bootes Constellation to View or Photograph.

 

 

Object NameTypeMagnitudeObject SizeObject DistanceRight AscentionDeclinationNotes & Link to Photo / Log / Info
NGC 5248Barred Spiral Galaxy10.206.50' x 4.40'56 Million LY13h 37m 31.9s+08° 53′ 08″Spiral arms visible 12inch plus
NGC 5466Globular Cluster10.005'.0 x 5'.051,800 LY14h 05m 30.0s+28° 32′ 00″Faint globular high mag required
NGC 5676Spiral Galaxy11.804'.0 x 1'.1??14h 32m 46.8s+49° 27′ 28″Surface brightness spiral - 12inch req
NGC 5689Spiral Galaxy11.903'.7 x 1'.2??14h 35m 29.7s+48° 44′ 29″Low surface brightness - 16inch req
Tau BootisBinary Star3.53-10.030'.351.0 LY13h 47m 15.7s+17° 27′ 25″Off yellow major star & red tiny minor star
44 BootisTriple Star4.830'.441.6 LY15h 03m 47.3s+47° 39′ 14″White/yellow/orange 380X to Split all 3
Epsilon BootisBinary Star2.70-5.120'.2210 LY14h 44m 59.2s+27° 04′ 27″Blue / Orange Binary 160X to split

Observing Key - Required Minimum Size Telescope

Binoculars or Small Telescope (up to 4 inch aperture)
Medium Telescope (6 to 10 inch aperture)
Large Telescope (over 12 inch aperture) or Photograph Only

 

   

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