94 Aqr
After the first „survey”, I did the second one, and in the meanwhile I’ve been improving my photo planner. Cannot really talk about it without some sarcasm, it’s more like a struggle with the city skies, the lack of time and energy to do something more substantial, but hey, life sucks.
Some of the more interesting stars:
As a technical challenge, 12 Aquarii’s separation is under 3 arc seconds. This would not be a problem for bright planets where a few tens of milliseconds are enough to capture a brightly lit frame. The primary, itself a binary is a mere 6m star, and the secondary is 7.5m which means some extra loving is needed to get both the color (difference) and the angular resolution.
51 Eridani’s companion red dot is actually a binary itself, composed of two red dwarfs. The star has a mention in researching exoplanets, so do look it up if you are into such stuff.
91 Aquarii is interesting because of its exoplanet.
104 Aqr
12 Aqr
37 Cet
41 Aqr
51 Eri
54 Sgr
66 Ceti
91 Aqr
94 Aqr
HD 175317
HD 219175
HD 7385
tau Aqr
