MistrBadgr Messier 110 Report

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I am attaching my spreadsheet from observing the Messier Objects with a Meade Infinity 80, from my back yard in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma (Bortle 6?).
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Awesome, Bill! Thank you!
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Nice job Bill!
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Bravo MB !
I should work on one of these some day :-)
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Thanks everyone! It was quite a challenge at the time. Time makes the memory emphasize the highlights and diminishes the difficulties.:) I am thinking about seeing how many of the Messier objects I can find from my back yard with a 60mm scope. If a theory holds true about how the human eye works and a particular way of thinking fits in with that, they may all be findable.
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Many small scopes, plus a Lightbridge 12, LX 70-8R,6R,6M
Many eyepieces, just not really expensive ones.
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