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M-22
is a large globular in the constellation of Sagittarius. .
It may be difficult to find because it will be low in the sky for northern
observers. If you can see the four stars that make up the "teapot"
in Sagittatius, you should be able to see it in binoculars or a scope as
smalls as a 90 mm.
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Size: 33 arcmin Magnitude: 5.2 Magnitude Tip: 10.7 RA: 18h 36m 24s Dec: -23 d 54m 12s |
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Scope: Nikon 28 mm |
Kodak 200 Gold | |
Focal Ratio: f3.5 | |
Exposure: 15 min | |
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Scope: 8" LX 200 SCT |
MX-5C CCD Camera | |
Focal Ratio: f4 | |
Exposure: 6 min | |
Scope: 8" LX 200 SCT | |
MX-5C CCD Camera, STAR 2000 and IDAS LPR | |
Focal Ratio: f6.6 | |
Exposure: 25 min | |
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