Here is a list with three objects in each seasons that appears really large through binoculars or a 6-inch telescope. ... Deep-Sky Objects. Deep-Sky Dreams: NGC 3079 and Quasar 0957+561 ...

The problem with more expansive deep-sky objects is that, even if they are very bright, their brightness is spread over a large area, often resulting in relatively low surface brightness. This is ...

In this article we take a look at the 10 Easiest Deep Sky Objects To See With Small Telescopes. Click to skip ahead and jump to the 5 Easiest Deep Sky Objects To See With Small Telescopes Are you ...

The third-brightest deep-sky object, glowing at magnitude 0.6, is Collinder 70, an open cluster of 100 or so hot young stars. You may know it by the more famous name of its three brightest members ...

We finish our tour of the top five winter deep sky objects with undoubtedly one of the most wonderfully beautiful objects in the sky: M42, more popularly known as the great Orion Nebula.

The Ring Nebula, as imaged here by Hubble, is one of the night sky's most beautiful deep-sky objects. NASA, ESA, and C. Robert O’Dell, Vanderbilt University 3.) ...

How to Spot June's Best Deep Sky Objects Skywatchers keen to catch a glimipse of fascinating targets in the night sky will have plenty to choose from this month. June 11, 2012, 8:49 AM EDT ...

The June sky is also perfectly placed to show a great variety of deep sky objects. As you stand facing south (in the northern hemisphere), the constellation Virgo (The Virgin) with its galaxies is ...

One of the extreme northern sky's most entertaining deep-sky objects, the Cat's Eye Nebula in Draco (NGC 6543), is a planetary nebula with a high surface brightness. Discovered by William Herschel ...

In this article we take a look at the 10 Easiest Deep Sky Objects To See With Small Telescopes. Click to skip ahead and jump to the 5 Easiest Deep Sky Objects To See With Small Telescopes Are you ...

The June sky is well placed to reveal a variety of deep sky objects, including the Whirlpool Galaxy and the Ring Nebula. Here are some tips on how to spot these cosmic targets in the night sky.