A List, Part 2, or Another List

Here is the list, again in no particular order and generally without comment, of objects I observed and did not study on 05Sept2010 at New Mexico Skies, using the JMI 6-inch binoculars. For objects repeated from List, Part 1, I will dispense with identifications of the name or type of object.

1. M51
2. M101
3. M103
4. Double Cluster
5. M31
6. M32
7. M110
8. M33
9. M36
10. M37
11. M38
12. M45
13. M42-43
14. M81-82
15. M13
16. M4
17. M6
18. M7
19. M8
20. M20
21. M16
22. M17
23. M18
24. M22
25. M27
26. M57
27. M55
28. M54
29. Eps Lyr
30. Albireo
31. Neptune
32. Uranus
33. Jupiter
34. Mirfak and surrounding stars in Perseus
35. M77 - Galaxy
36. NGC 936 - Galaxy
37. Blanco 1 Open Cluster
38. Sculptor Dwarf Galaxy (sorta saw it)
39. NGC 1316 - Fornax A Galaxy
40. NGC 1317 - Galaxy
41. NGC 1326 - Galaxy
42. NGC 1499 - California Nebula (I think I saw it)
43. M35 - Open cluster
44. NGC 2158 - Open cluster
45. M78 - Nebula
46. Hyades - Open cluster
47. NGC 1977-1981 - Open cluster and nebula
48. NGC 2392 - Eskimo Neb (planetary)
49. NGC 2247 - Cone Neb (saw the associated cluster, any way)
50. NGC 2244 - Rosette Neb (same as Cone - saw the cluster)
51. M40 - Double star
52. Xi Ursa Majori - Double star (Alcor and Mizar, which is itself a double!)
53. NGC 4088, 4085, 4026 - Galaxies
54. NGC 5846, 5850, 5838, 5813 - Galaxies
55. Grus Quintet - NGC 7590, 7599, 7582, 7552, 7531 - Galaxies
56. NGC 6960, 6995 - Veil Neb (2 parts)
57. Zeta Lyae - Double star
58. Alpha Geminorum - Castor - Double star
59. M11 - Wild Duck Cluster (open)
60. M24 - Star cloud
61. NGC 6712 - Glob
62. B86, NGC 6520 - Dark nebula and open cluster
63. Jupiter's moon Europa reappearing from behind the planet at 11:25 p.m.(!!!)
64. Jupiter's moon Io disappearing behind the planet at 1:43 a.m. (!!!)
65. Zodiacal light (!!!)
66. The moon - 13% illumination, waning crescent

I think that's it. I was out from 8:45 p.m. until about 5:00 a.m. You can see a lot of stuff with that much time and this much sky. Stay subscribed for more on the JMI binocs, and maybe some comments on all these objects.