Image of the day Captured by Philip Imbrogno M 33 About Astromart Terms of Service Privacy Policy Help & FAQ Astronomy Links User Profiles Top Users List Sponsors Supporters RSS Feeds My Account Log In New to Astromart? Register an account... Need Help? [email protected] Home Forums ASTRONOMY Deep Sky Observing Trapezium Trapezium Started by sjs42, 04/26/2006 06:15PM Post Reply Posted 04/26/2006 06:15PM Opening Post Steve Shlafer View public profile Send a private message to Steve Shlafer Find more posts by Steve Shlafer Find threads started by Steve Shlafer Forum Member Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Mill Creek WA, US Posts: 64 I have viewed the Trapezium many times, of course. In photos, as in R. Kerrod's "Stargazer's Guide to the Universe," I often see a star just N of "A". Is this what is described in "Night Sky Observer"s Guide as a star 4" N of "A?" Quote Posted 04/26/2006 06:21PM #1 Floyd Blue View public profile Send a private message to Floyd Blue Find more posts by Floyd Blue Find threads started by Floyd Blue Forum Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Bakersfield CA, US Posts: 4913 Is the star in question shown in this diagram? Attached Image: Quote [SIZE="Large"][/SIZE][COLOR="Blue"][/COLOR] Floyd Blue Amateur Imager Posted 04/26/2006 06:23PM #2 Floyd Blue View public profile Send a private message to Floyd Blue Find more posts by Floyd Blue Find threads started by Floyd Blue Forum Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Bakersfield CA, US Posts: 4913 Or perhaps in this photo by Roland Christian? Attached Image: Quote [SIZE="Large"][/SIZE][COLOR="Blue"][/COLOR] Floyd Blue Amateur Imager Post Reply Funding Member Sponsors FocusKnobs ASTROPHOTOGRAPHY BY MARTIN PUGH Matsumoto Company SellTelescopes.com Desert Sky Astro Products BW Anacortes Telescope Astromart Customer Service OMI OPTICS USA LLC Waite Research astronomy-shoppe AstroMart LLC kwtelescope Vernonscope View all sponsors Search News Classifieds Auctions Reviews & Articles Members Reviews & Articles Forums Calendar Events Go