INFORME de la SALIDA de OBSERVACIÓN
MARATÓN MESSIER
Fecha y hora: de las 20:00h del viernes 24 de Marzo de 2012 a las 07:00h del sábado
Día Juliano: de 2456011,33875 a 2456011,75567
Localización: Pagogaina, Oiartzun
Latitud 43° 18' 03"’ N. Latitud geodésica 43º 29’ 35’’’ N
Longitud 01° 45' 48" O. (-O) -7m 55s
Altitud: 480 metros
Guion para la observación preparado por Juan Carlos Martín (JCM)
Participan: José Antonio Carrasco (JAC), Alberto Castrillo, Director del Departamento (ACA), Oscar Ortuño (OO) y Asier Pérez (AP)
Asisten además 2 personas
Telescopios:
Schmith Cassegrain Celestron C8, 203mm / 2000mm – f 10 en montura CGEM (JCM)
Klevsov Cassegrain TAL 203mm / 2000mm - f10 (JAC) en montura iEQ45 del Departamento
Newton 200mm / 1000mm – f5 en montura EQ3 sin seguimiento (AP)
La salida tiene como propósito practicar la localización y observación de los 110 objetos del catálogo Messier.
Las condiciones de observación no eran las mejores pero eran aceptables, aunque la noche era clara estimamos que el seeing era de valor IV en la escala de Danjon, definido como inestable. Al principio había una ligera bruma que luego de madrugada desapareció.
Los objetos observados fueron un total de 78 de los 110 catalogados y fueron los siguientes:
Obj. ID
|
Tipo
|
Nombre(s)
|
Const
|
A. R
|
Dec
|
M2
|
Globular
|
M2,NGC7089
|
Aqr
|
21h33m27s
|
-00°49'23"
|
M3
|
Globular
|
M3,NGC5272
|
CVn
|
13h42m11s
|
+28°22'35"
|
M4
|
Globular
|
Cat's Eye, NGC6121
|
Sco
|
16h23m35s
|
-26°31'35"
|
M5
|
Globular
|
M5,NGC5904
|
Ser
|
15h18m33s
|
+02°04'57"
|
M6
|
Open
|
Butterfly Cluster, NGC6405
|
Sco
|
17h40m20s
|
-32°15'12"
|
M7
|
Open
|
Scorpion's Tail, Ptolemy's Cluster, NGC6475
|
Sco
|
17h53m51s
|
-34°47'36"
|
M8
|
Open+D Neb
|
Lagoon Nebula, Dragon Nebula, NGC6523
|
Sgr
|
18h03m41s
|
-24°22'48"
|
M10
|
Globular
|
M10,NGC6254
|
Oph
|
16h57m09s
|
-04°05'56"
|
M11
|
Open
|
Wild Duck Cluster, Scutum Salt-and-Pepper Cluster, NGC6705
|
Sct
|
18h51m05s
|
-06°16'12"
|
M12
|
Globular
|
Gumball Globular, NGC6218
|
Oph
|
16h47m14s
|
-01°56'52"
|
M13
|
Globular
|
Hercules Globular Cluster, Great Hercules Cluster, NGC6205
|
Her
|
16h41m41s
|
+36°27'35"
|
M15
|
Globular
|
Great Pegasus Cluster, NGC7078
|
Peg
|
21h29m58s
|
+12°10'02"
|
M16
|
Open+D Neb
|
Eagle Nebula, Star Queen Nebula, The Ghost, NGC6611
|
Ser
|
18h18m48s
|
-13°48'24"
|
M17
|
Open+D Neb
|
Omega Nebula, Swan Nebula, Horseshoe Nebula, NGC6618
|
Sgr
|
18h20m47s
|
-16°10'18"
|
M18
|
Open
|
Black Swan, NGC6613
|
Sgr
|
18h19m58s
|
-17°06'07"
|
M19
|
Globular
|
M19,NGC6273
|
Oph
|
17h02m38s
|
-26°16'04"
|
M20
|
Open+D Neb
|
Trifid Nebula, The Clover, NGC6514
|
Sgr
|
18h02m42s
|
-22°58'18"
|
M21
|
Open
|
M21,NGC6531
|
Sgr
|
18h04m13s
|
-22°29'24"
|
M22
|
Globular
|
Great Sagittarius Cluster, Crackerjack Cluster, NGC6656
|
Sgr
|
18h36m24s
|
-23°54'17"
|
M23
|
Open
|
M23,NGC6494
|
Sgr
|
17h57m04s
|
-18°59'06"
|
M24
|
Open
|
Small Sagittarius Star Cloud, NGC6603
|
Sgr
|
18h18m26s
|
-18°24'24"
|
M25
|
Open
|
M25
|
Sgr
|
18h31m42s
|
-19°07'00"
|
M26
|
Open
|
M26,NGC6694
|
Sct
|
18h45m18s
|
-09°23'00"
|
M27
|
P Neb
|
Dumbbell Nebula, Apple Core, Diablo, Double-headed Shot Nebula, NGC6853
|
Vul
|
19h59m36s
|
+22°43'15"
|
M28
|
Globular
|
M28,NGC6626
|
Sgr
|
18h24m33s
|
-24°52'07"
|
M29
|
Open
|
Cooling Tower, NGC6913
|
Cyg
|
20h23m57s
|
+38°30'30"
|
M32
|
Galaxy
|
Satellite Of Andromeda Galaxy, NGC221, UGC452
|
And
|
00h42m42s
|
+40°51'54"
|
M36
|
Open
|
Pinwheel Cluster, NGC1960
|
Aur
|
05h36m18s
|
+34°08'24"
|
M37
|
Open
|
Auriga Salt-and-pepper Cluster, January Salt-and-pepper Cluster, NGC2099
|
Aur
|
05h52m18s
|
+32°33'12"
|
M38
|
Open
|
Starfish Cluster, NGC1912
|
Aur
|
05h28m40s
|
+35°50'54"
|
M39
|
Open
|
M39,NGC7092
|
Cyg
|
21h31m42s
|
+48°25'00"
|
M41
|
Open
|
Little Beehive, NGC2287
|
CMa
|
06h46m01s
|
-20°45'24"
|
M42
|
Open+D Neb
|
Great Orion Nebula, Orion A, NGC1976
|
Ori
|
05h35m16s
|
-05°23'25"
|
M43
|
D Neb
|
De Mairan's Nebula (Orion Nebula Extension), NGC1982
|
Ori
|
05h35m31s
|
-05°16'03"
|
M44
|
Open
|
Praesepe, Beehive Cluster, NGC2632
|
Cnc
|
08h40m24s
|
+19°40'00"
|
M45
|
Open
|
Pleiades, Seven Sisters, Subaru
|
Tau
|
03h47m30s
|
+24°07'00"
|
M51
|
Galaxy
|
Whirlpool Galaxy, Question Mark Galaxy, NGC5194, UGC8493
|
CVn
|
13h29m52s
|
+47°11'45"
|
M53
|
Globular
|
M53,NGC5024
|
Com
|
13h12m55s
|
+18°10'07"
|
M54
|
Globular
|
M54,NGC6715
|
Sgr
|
18h55m03s
|
-30°28'47"
|
M55
|
Globular
|
M55,NGC6809
|
Sgr
|
19h40m00s
|
-30°57'44"
|
M56
|
Globular
|
M56,NGC6779
|
Lyr
|
19h16m36s
|
+30°11'02"
|
M57
|
P Neb
|
Ring Nebula, NGC6720
|
Lyr
|
18h53m35s
|
+33°01'44"
|
M58
|
Galaxy
|
M58,NGC4579,UGC7796
|
Vir
|
12h37m44s
|
+11°49'06"
|
M59
|
Galaxy
|
M59,NGC4621,UGC7858
|
Vir
|
12h42m02s
|
+11°38'48"
|
M60
|
Galaxy
|
M60,NGC4649,UGC7898
|
Vir
|
12h43m40s
|
+11°33'08"
|
M61
|
Galaxy
|
Swelling Spiral, NGC4303, UGC7420
|
Vir
|
12h21m55s
|
+04°28'23"
|
M63
|
Galaxy
|
Sunflower Galaxy, NGC5055, UGC8334
|
CVn
|
13h15m49s
|
+42°01'46"
|
M64
|
Galaxy
|
Black Eye Galaxy, Sleeping Beauty Galaxy, NGC4826, UGC8062
|
Com
|
12h56m44s
|
+21°40'58"
|
M65
|
Galaxy
|
Leo Triplet, NGC3623, UGC6328
|
Leo
|
11h18m56s
|
+13°05'31"
|
M66
|
Galaxy
|
Leo Triplet, NGC3627, UGC6346
|
Leo
|
11h20m15s
|
+12°59'26"
|
M68
|
Globular
|
M68,NGC4590
|
Hya
|
12h39m28s
|
-26°44'32"
|
M69
|
Globular
|
M69,NGC6637
|
Sgr
|
18h31m23s
|
-32°20'51"
|
M70
|
Globular
|
M70,NGC6681
|
Sgr
|
18h43m12s
|
-32°17'27"
|
M71
|
Globular
|
M71,NGC6838
|
Sge
|
19h53m46s
|
+18°46'42"
|
M78
|
D Neb
|
M78,NGC2068
|
Ori
|
05h46m45s
|
+00°04'48"
|
M80
|
Globular
|
M80,NGC6093
|
Sco
|
16h17m03s
|
-22°58'32"
|
M81
|
Galaxy
|
Bode's Galaxy, NGC3031, UGC5318
|
UMa
|
09h55m33s
|
+69°03'56"
|
M82
|
Galaxy
|
Cigar Galaxy, Ursa Major A, NGC3034, UGC5322
|
UMa
|
09h55m53s
|
+69°40'50"
|
M83
|
Galaxy
|
Southern Pinwheel Galaxy, NGC5236
|
Hya
|
13h37m00s
|
-29°51'51"
|
M84
|
Galaxy
|
M84,NGC4374,UGC7494
|
Vir
|
12h25m04s
|
+12°53'12"
|
M85
|
Galaxy
|
M85,NGC4382,UGC7508
|
Com
|
12h25m24s
|
+18°11'27"
|
M86
|
Galaxy
|
M86,NGC4406,UGC7532
|
Vir
|
12h26m12s
|
+12°56'46"
|
M87
|
Galaxy
|
Smoking Gun, Virgo A, NGC4486, UGC7654
|
Vir
|
12h30m49s
|
+12°23'27"
|
M88
|
Galaxy
|
M88,NGC4501,UGC7675
|
Com
|
12h31m59s
|
+14°25'12"
|
M90
|
Galaxy
|
M90,NGC4569,UGC7786
|
Vir
|
12h36m50s
|
+13°09'48"
|
M92
|
Globular
|
M92,NGC6341
|
Her
|
17h17m07s
|
+43°08'11"
|
M95
|
Galaxy
|
M95,NGC3351,UGC5850
|
Leo
|
10h43m58s
|
+11°42'13"
|
M96
|
Galaxy
|
M96,NGC3368,UGC5882
|
Leo
|
10h46m46s
|
+11°49'12"
|
M97
|
P Neb
|
Owl Nebula, NGC3587
|
UMa
|
11h14m48s
|
+55°01'08"
|
M98
|
Galaxy
|
M98,NGC4192,UGC7231
|
Com
|
12h13m48s
|
+14°54'01"
|
M99
|
Galaxy
|
Virgo Cluster Pinwheel/Coma Pinwheel Galaxy, NGC4254, UGC7345
|
Com
|
12h18m50s
|
+14°25'01"
|
M100
|
Galaxy
|
Mirror of M99, NGC4321, UGC7450
|
Com
|
12h22m55s
|
+15°49'21"
|
M101
|
Galaxy
|
Pinwheel Galaxy, NGC5457, UGC8981
|
UMa
|
14h03m13s
|
+54°20'56"
|
M102
|
Galaxy
|
Spindle Galaxy (duplicate of M101?), NGC5866, UGC9723
|
Dra
|
15h06m30s
|
+55°45'47"
|
M105
|
Galaxy
|
M105,NGC3379,UGC5902
|
Leo
|
10h47m50s
|
+12°34'55"
|
M106
|
Galaxy
|
M106,NGC4258,UGC7353
|
CVn
|
12h18m58s
|
+47°18'16"
|
M108
|
Galaxy
|
M108,NGC3556,UGC6225
|
UMa
|
11h11m31s
|
+55°40'26"
|
También observamos NGC3242 o la Nebulosa de Júpiter, y el cometa C/2009 P1 Garradd, además de un bólido cuya trayectoria iba de Géminis a Proción, y la ISS a las 6:53h cuando estábamos a punto de recoger
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