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M10 (Globular cluster)
Also known as: NGC 6254
Right ascension: 16h 57m Declination: -4° 6'
Constellation: Ophiuchus
Date/time: 2008.05.27 23:00 UT
Equipment: 12" f/5 Newtonian
FoV: 50' Magnification and filter(s): 71x
Seeing: 5/10 Transparency: 5/5

A large, bright globular cluster in the Ophiuchus, only 3 degrees away from M12, therefore on an ideal night, this two together may be an interesting object for binocular-owners. Splits fine to its stars, which look quite the same, with matching brightness and spectra, with a bit brighter membere here and there. Because of this homogeneousity, it reminds me on M13, although it's smaller and fainter. Towards East I've noticed two brighter arms leaving the core area, resembling the tongue of a snake.

Location: Nádasdladány, Hungary
Observer: Ferenc Lovró
Hi-resolution image: [ reversed sketch | original sketch ]
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Date of entry: 12/30/09 15:22:47
Your name: Müller Dániel (K.)
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Szia! Nagyon jók a rajzok! Gratula hozzájuk, csodállak :).
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Date of entry: 07/06/08 15:01:16
Your name: Demelza Ramakers
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I really love you're sketches! They are amazing! Keep up the good work!

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Your name: Faith J
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Superb sketches, Ferenc, absolutely brilliant. I love the mouse-over effect, too.
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Date of entry: 04/14/08 06:20:04
Your name: Laurie
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Awesome sketches! I love it! I was curious what size and what kind of eyepiece were you using with each sketch? I do see the magnification power with each sketch. Thanks - let me know, email address
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Date of entry: 04/11/08 07:05:02
Your name: Ferenc Lovró
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