On 3 February, the Nicaraguan Association of Astronomers Amateurs (ANASA) made the second consecutive year the "Observation summer" from the spa capital of Pochomil.Esta time we have the pleasant company of Dr. Jaime Incer and the mission was to observe the southern sky, searching for the Large Magellanic Cloud Magellan and the many celestial objects that can be viewed in that region of the Milky Way.
also observed in the early morning the Venus-Jupiter Conjunction Moon who were among the constellation of Sagittarius, Scorpio, as the largest globular cluster, Omega Centauri.
To this observation we have basic equipment: 4 porro binoculars (between the ranges of 8x40 and 11x56 mm), laser pointer 5 mW, three telescopes (2 Newtonian 4-and 5-inch aperture, and 1 4-inch refractor) and 2 reflex cameras (which were not used in the amount of light in the room 2, this in the morning).
From observation it was outstanding: the false zodiacal light (very crisp evening of February 3: this gives an idea of \u200b\u200bthe spatial location of the land!) And the observation of Eta Carinae and the globular cluster Omega Centauri. Moreover, this activity has become not only part of our learning in observing practices, but on healthy living from the group constituted with a lot of enthusiasm. This activity ASSISTED:
Jaime Incer
Vannini July
Urroz SoniaRené
Marlon Luis Argüello
Zambrana Ricardo Amador
Adelmo Perez Genesis Sandino
Edelmi
Jaen Corina Alvarado Quintanilla
Donald Norman of Trinidad
Luis Rivas
See photos here: http://adelmospace.blogspot. com /
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