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Object(s): Double star Epsilon Lyr (Double Double) |
Constellation: Lyra | |
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Description: Drawing of the double star Epsilon Lyr (Double Double) in constellation Lyra Under high power the beauty of the "double" become really apparent as both Epsilon 1 and Epsilon 2 are both doubles themselves. Together with 2 nearby fainter neighbours, the epsilon stars form a small kite shape. |
Date/Time: 1996-11-07 | |
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Sketch: File: Star-LyraEpsilon.jpg (14 kb) Subject: Lyr Epsilon |
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Equipment: Meade 8" f/10 SCT telescope (LX200) Equatorial Wedge/Tripod Setup: 26mm eyepiece(x77) and 9.7mm eyepiece (x206) |
Observer/Location: David Richards Backyard (suburban site, 50m amsl, mag 4 to 5.5 skies) Aberdeenshire, UK | |
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Processing: Scanned from b/w drawing |
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Page Links: Lyr Epsilon |
| This Page : | Double Star - Epsilon Lyr http://www.richweb.f9.co.uk/astro/imagelib/Star-LyraEpsilon.htm |
| Page creation : | Generated from an Image Database by visual basic script |
| Page Owner : | David Richards |
| Last Updated : | 2006-Jan-20 |
| Home Page : | David's Astronomy Pages - http://www.richweb.f9.co.uk/astro |
