Post by Len Philpot on Oct 30, 2020 17:40:06 GMT -6
I'm not going to tempt the weather by working up a list for this year. Besides, we have an allegedly perfectly good list from last year we can recycle! 
In fact we have three to choose from (spread across three posts to avoid per-message size limitations). As usual, same disclaimer as last time(s) applies to my lists (the first two): Due to time and weather, I've not observed every last object but they look to be "in range". Rod's list (the last one) was probably prepared far more carefully in 2004. I observed it back then, so I know it's good.
My lists were created with October in mind, not November. Rod's for 2004? I don't recall the timing. So, they might be a little "off' in terms of rise / set times, etc. but the vast majority of the objects should still be observable this year.
2019 - Hitting the Bars (barred spiral galaxies, that is)
DSSG 2019 - Hitting the Bars.pdf (339.63 KB)
In fact we have three to choose from (spread across three posts to avoid per-message size limitations). As usual, same disclaimer as last time(s) applies to my lists (the first two): Due to time and weather, I've not observed every last object but they look to be "in range". Rod's list (the last one) was probably prepared far more carefully in 2004. I observed it back then, so I know it's good. My lists were created with October in mind, not November. Rod's for 2004? I don't recall the timing. So, they might be a little "off' in terms of rise / set times, etc. but the vast majority of the objects should still be observable this year.
2019 - Hitting the Bars (barred spiral galaxies, that is)
DSSG 2019 - Hitting the Bars.pdf (339.63 KB)