M29

 
 
 
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  • RA: 20:24
  • Dec: +38.32
  • Magnitude: 7.1
  • Distance: 4000 ly
  • Constellation:  Cygnus
  • Scope: 8" SCT at f/10
  • Autoguider:  ST-4 in faint mode
  • Sky conditions:  clear, with good transparency, partially moon lit.
  • Film: Kodak Royal Gold 400
  • Exposure:  30 minutes
  • Date:  September 27, 2001
 
 
Comments:  A rather coarse and less impressive cluster, situated in the highly crowded area of the Milky Way near Gamma Cygni.  The brightest stars of M29 form a "stubby dipper".  This shot was done while waiting for the moon to set and get on to the longer exposures planned for the evening.