Observation Plan for the month of January Moon New 1 st Quarter Full Moon Last Quarter 17 th 24th 2 nd and 31 st (Blue Moon) 8th

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Observation Plan for the month of January 2018 Moon New 1 st Quarter Full Moon Last Quarter 17 th 24th 2 nd and 31 st (Blue Moon) 8th Planets Planet Magnitude Comments Mercury -0.3 Rising in the SE just before dawn. Venus Too close to the Sun to be seen this month. Mars +1.4 Rising at 03:00 in Libra. Jupiter -1.9 Rising at 03:00 in Libra. Saturn +0.5 Rising at about 06:30 in Sagittarius. Uranus +5.8 Setting in Pisces at about 00:30 Neptune +7.9 Setting at about 20:30 in Aquarius. Comets Name: Heinze (C/2017 T1) Magnitude RA Dec 5 th of the month +9.8 04h 14' +68º 01' 15 th of the month +10.4 22h 41' +45º 52' 25 th of the month +10.7 22h 05' +32º 51'

Name:PANSTARRS (C/2016 R2) Magnitude RA Dec 5 th of the month +13.2 04h 19' +15º 35' 15 th of the month +13.2 04h 09' +18º 32' 25 th of the month +13.3 04h 24' +21º 24' Meteor Showers Name Nominal start date Nominal end date Peak ZHR Originating comet Moon illumination at peak and comments Quadrantid 1/1/2017 6/1/2017 80+ 2003 EH 1 100% Deep Sky Constellation Object RA Dec Mag Type Dates seen Andromeda M110 00h 40' +41 23' +8.9 Galaxy Andromeda M31 00h 43' +41 16' +4.3 Galaxy Andromeda M32 00h 43' +40 52' +8.8 Galaxy Andromeda NGC752 01h 58' +37 42' +6.6 Open Cluster Andromeda NGC691 02h 22' +42 20' +10.8 Galaxy Andromeda NGC891 02h 223' +42º 21' +10.8 Galaxy Andromeda NGC7662 23h 26' +42 33' +9.8 Planetary Nebula Aries NGC772 11h 59' +19 00' +11.2 Galaxy Auriga IC405 05h 17' +34º17' Nebula Auriga IC417 05h 28' +34º 26' +8 Emission Nebula

Auriga M38 05h 29' +35 50' +6.8 Open Cluster Auriga NGC1931 05h 31' +34º 15' +10.1 Emission Nebula Auriga M36 05h 36' +34 08' +6.5 Open Cluster Auriga M37 05h 52' +32 33' +6.2 Open Cluster Auriga IC2149 05h 58' +46º 07' +11.0 Planetary Nebula Camelopardis IC342 03h 47' +68º 06' +9.1 Galaxy Camelopardis NGC1502 04h 08' +62 21' +4.1 Open Cluster Camelopardis NGC2403 07h 37' +65 35' +8.9 Galaxy Canis Major NGC2207 06h 17' -21º 22' +10.7 Galaxy Canis Major IC2165 06h 22' -13º 00' +13.0 Planetary Nebula Canis Major NGC2243 06h 30' -31º 18' +9.4 Open Cluster Canis Major M41 06h 47' -20º 44' +5.0 Open Cluster Canis Major NGC2354 07h 15' -25º 46' +6.5 Open Cluster Canis Major NGC2362 07h 19' -24º 56' +3.8 Open Cluster Canis Major NGC2360 07h 19' -15º 39' +7.2 Open Cluster Canis Major NGC2359 07h 19' -13º 12' Emission Nebula Canis Major NGC2374 07h 25' -13º 18' +8.0 Open Cluster Cassiopeia NGC129 00h 30' +60 13' +9.8 Open Cluster Cassiopeia NGC281 00h 53' +56 38' +7.4 Diffuse Nebula Cassiopeia NGC457 01h 19' +58 19' +5.1 Open Cluster Cassiopeia M103 01h 33' +60 42' +6.9 Open Cluster Cassiopeia M52 23h 24' +61 35' +8.2 Open Cluster Cepheus NGC40 00h 13' +72º 33' +10.7 Planetary Nebula Cepheus NGC188 00h 44' +85º 22' +9.3 Open Cluster Cepheus NGC7023 21h 02' +68º 10' +6.8 Reflection Nebula Cepheus NGC7354 22h 40' +61º 17' +12.2 Planetary Nebula Draco NGC5907 15h 15' +56º 19' +11.1 Galaxy Draco NGC6543 17h 58' +66º 37' +8.8 Planetary Nebula

Eridanus NGC1084 02h 47' -07º 31' +10.6 Galaxy Eridanus NGC1535 04h 15' -12º 41' +10.0 Planetary Nebula Eridanus NGC1637 04h 42' -02º 49' +11.5 Galaxy Eridanus IC2118 05h 08' -07º 12' +13.0 Nebula Gemini NGC2158 06h 07' +24 05' +12.1 Open Cluster Gemini M35 06h 09' +24 20' +5.6 Open Cluster Supernova remnant Gemini IC443 06h 17' +22º 31' +12.0 Gemini NGC2371/2 07h 25' +29 29' +13.0 Planetary Nebula Gemini Abell21 07h 29' +13º 15' +16.0 Planetary Nebula Gemini NGC2392 07h 29' +20 54' +9.9 Planetary Nebula Lacerta NGC7209 22h 05' +46 29' +7.8 Open Cluster Lepus Abell7 05h 03' -15º 36' +12.2 Planetary Nebula Lepus M79 05h 25' -24º 32' +8.0 Globular Cluster Lepus IC418 05h 28' -12º 41' +11.0 Planetary Nebula Lynx NGC2332 07h 10' +50º 11' +12.8 Galaxy Lynx NGC2340 07h 11' +50º 10' +11.70 Galaxy Lynx NGC2419 07h 38' +38 52' +10.3 Globular Cluster Lynx NGC2683 08h 53' +33º 25' +10.6 Galaxy Lynx NGC2782 09h 14' +40º 07' +11.60 Galaxy Lynx NGC2832 09h 20' +33º 45' +11.90 Galaxy Orion NGC1662 04h 48' +10 56' +8.0 Open Cluster Orion Jonckheere 320 05h 06' +10º 42' +11.8 Planetary Nebula Orion NGC1788 05h 07' -03º 21' Reflection Nebula Orion NGC1994 05h 28' -05º 19' +13.3 Galaxy Orion Abell10 05h 32' +06º 56' +15.2 Planetary Nebula Orion M42 05h 35' -05 27' +4.0 Diffuse Nebula Orion NGC1981 05h 35' -04º 24' +4.2 Open Cluster

Orion M43 05h 36' -05 16' +9.0 Diffuse Nebula Orion NGC1999 05h 36' -06º 43' +9.5 Planetary Nebula Orion Barnard 33 05h 41' -02º 27' H/head Dark nebula Orion NGC2022 05h 42' +09 05' +12.4 Planetary Nebula Orion NGC2024 05h 42' -01º 51' Emission Nebula Orion M78 05h 47' +00 05' +8.0 Reflection Nebula Orion NGC2112 05h 54' +00º 25' +9.0 Emission Nebula Orion NGC2169 06h 08' +13 57' +7.0 Open Cluster Pegasus M15 21h 30' +12 10' +6.4 Globular Cluster Pegasus NGC7094 21h 37' +12º 47' +13.4 Planetary Nebula Perseus M76 01h 42' +51 34' +12.2 Planetary Nebula Perseus NGC869 02h 19' +57 08' +4.3 Open Cluster Perseus NGC884 02h 22' +57 06' +4.3 Open Cluster Perseus NGC1023 02h 40' +39º 04' +10.35 Galaxy Perseus M34 02h 42' +42 47' +5.8 Open Cluster Perseus NGC1499 04h 03' +36 23' +5.0 Diffuse Nebula Perseus NGC1491 04h 03m +51º 19' Emission Nebula Perseus NGC1579 04h 30' +35º 16' Emission Nebula Pisces NGC507 01h 23' +33º 15' +11.2 Galaxy Pisces M74 01h 37' +15 47' +10.0 Galaxy Taurus M45 03h 47' +24 07' +1.2 Open Cluster Taurus NGC1514 04h 09' +30 47' +10.0 Planetary Nebula Taurus Hyades 04h 26' +15 51' +0.8 Open Cluster Taurus NGC1647 04h 46' +19 07' +6.2 Open Cluster Taurus NGC1746 05h 03' +23 49' +6.1 Open Cluster Taurus M1 05h 34' +22 01' +8.4 Supernova remnant Triangulum M33 01h 34' +30 39' +5.7 Galaxy

Triangulum NGC672 01h 47' +27º 25' +11.6 Galaxy Triangulum IC1727 01h 47' +27º 20' 11.4 Galaxy Triangulum NGC925 02h 27' +33 34' +10.9 Galaxy Ursa Major M81 09h 56' +69 04' +7.8 Galaxy Ursa Major M82 09h 56' +69 41' +9.2 Galaxy Ursa Major NGC3079 10h 02' +55º 41' +10.9 Galaxy Ursa Major NGC3077 10h 03' +68º 44' +9.8 Galaxy Ursa Major NGC3198 10h 20' +45º 33' +10.3 Galaxy Ursa Major M108 11h 11' +55 40' +10.9 Galaxy Ursa Major M97 11h 15' +55 01' +12.0 Planetary Nebula Ursa Major NGC3675 11h 26' +43º 35' +11.0 Galaxy Ursa Major NGC3726 11h 33' +47 01' +10.9 Galaxy Ursa Major NGC3877 11h 46' +47 29' +11.8 Galaxy Ursa Major NGC3893 11h 49' +48º 43' +10.5 Galaxy Ursa Major NGC3953 11h 54' +52º 20' +10.1 Galaxy Ursa Major M109 11h 58' +53 23' +10.8 Galaxy Ursa Major NGC4026 11h 59' +50 57' +11.7 Galaxy Ursa Major NGC4036 12h 01' +61º 54' +10.7 Galaxy Ursa Major NGC4051 12h 03' +44º 32' +10.2 Galaxy Ursa Major M40 12h 22' +58 50' +8.0 Double Star Ursa Major M101 14h 03' +54 21' +7.7 Galaxy