Photographer:
Clement Elechi
Location of Photo:
Roanoke, Virginia
Date/Time of photo:
7/13/2020
Equipment:
Telescope: Celestron Onyx
Clement Elechi
Roanoke, Virginia
7/13/2020
Telescope: Celestron Onyx
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Comments
Raymond
October 3, 2020 at 6:30 pm
Nice image. Like many others, you use the generic term “Sagittarius Star Cloud” as the name for Messier 24. As an astronomy outreacher I have encountered more than one person who believes Messier 24 is the much larger cloud coming out of the Teapot. This confusion could be cleared up if the prefixes "small" and "large" are used for each star cloud.
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