Zookland Home Zookland Astro Section  My Light Bucket      Pic Gallery          Equipment Recommendations Software Recommendations When All You Have Is Up (Video 3.8MB) Astronomy Resources Details About the Links Below Telescope Magnafication and Field of View Calculator Water Vapor Maps Nice Moon Phase Calendar! Fort Wayne Astronomical Society (Indiana) weather.com for your zip code All the Astrophotography on this site was taken with a Canon SD1100IS! (EOS Section coming soon!)		The constrellation Perseus, in the Milky Way(click for a larger view without lines).  Details from this image are below. The Alpha Persei Moving Cluster is located in the left armpit (if you tilt your head to the right) of the pointy headed Perseus shown in the first picture. Between Perseus and Cassiopeia we find these clusters.  The brightest star in the pic above and the little ones near it are H Persei, the cluster directly above H is Chi Persei, and the large, faint X shape at the right side of the image is the Muscle Man Cluster.  This little gem, barely half a degree wide, is the M34 open cluster located below Perseus' belly (In front of him if he's walking). This whole area located below Perseus' belly (In front of him if he's walking) and around Andromeda's feet is rife with asterisms, or what I call mini constellations.  Click to see the big picture 1556 x 844, 163 K file size.		^That's not a button, because I don't want my listing to be so easy for the spambots to find. You'll have to DIY. Our Parent Company Hat Boss Dot Com, LLC Free Wallpaper Tiles at PictureSeeds.com. Free Wallpaper Tiles at MartianWallpaper.com Free Fullscreen Windows .bmp wallpapers at FreePaperSite.com