| M-9 | |
| M-9
  is a nice globular about 12 degrees below and to the left of M-107.   
  It is similar in size and brightness to M-107 so is also much smaller and dimmer than M-10, but
  it is still a nice view in a 8-10 inch scope, assuming you have dark
  skies.  M-9 is low enough to get lost in urban light pollution for
  observers in the USA.    | |
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 | Size: 11 arcmin Magnitude: 7.8 Magnitude Tip: 13.5 RA: 17h 19m 12s Dec: -18d 31m 00s | 
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 | Scope: Orion MAK 500 | 
| Nikon w/ Kodak MAX 800 | |
| Focal Ratio: f5.5 | |
| Exposure 11 min | |
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 | Scope: 8" LX 200 SCT | 
| MX-5C CCD & STAR 2000 | |
| Focal Ratio: f3.3 | |
| Exposure: Combined 20 min | |
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