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DARK Nebulae

1 x 1.5 degrees

Barnard 33 Alnitak Sigma Ori Flame

Dark dust clouds Emission Nebulae seen against a bright background

0.75 x 0.5 degrees The Running Man Reflection Nebulae

Milky Way

Background star field Bernes 142

What is a Dust Cloud? Very fine "smoke" size particles, < 1 um Less than 1000 particles per cubic centimetre Light years thick Produced in dying stars Carbon, Silicon, Iron, ice, gas, organic molecules Very cold, 10K Compressed by gravity and shock waves

E.E. Barnard Edward Emerson Barnard Pioneer Astrophotographer Famous visual astronomer Discovered many comets Barnard's Galaxy [NGC 6822] Amalthea - 5th moon of Jupiter Barnard's Star Barnard's catalogue of Dark Nebulae

Barnard's Catalogue Based on wide field photographs, 10 x 10 deg Purpose built 10" f/5 refractor Taken from Mt Wilson, 1905, LA, California Hand guided 2 to 5 hour exposures First published 1919, with 182 objects Final version, 1927, with 369 object North of 40 degrees south

PLATE 19 - North of Theta Ophiuchi

B72 B68 B69 B70 B74 B77 B255 B261 B76 HIP b Oph

Barnard 68

Barnard's E B142 Snake

M9

B63 B62 B72 Snake B68

M7 M6 M74 Parrots Head B86 - Ink Spot B289 B283

Barnard 86 - Ink Spot NGC6520 HIP88384

Barnard 87 - Parrots head HIP88677

M23 Lagoon Trifed M24 star cloud M17 Swan M16 Eagle B92 B93

Bernes 157

Bernes CrA DN NGC6723 NGC6727

The Emu

Carina Nebula Coal Sack Dark Doodad Circinus Dark cloud Bernes 145 Sandqvist 169

Dark Doodad - Musca

Sandqvist Circinus

Carina nebula 1 x 1.5 degrees

Keyhole and Loch Ness

Observing Dark Nebula Dark, Dry, Clear Sky Dark adaptation Wide Field - low power Dark nebulae stand out against large background Limit magnification to 1/4 aperture (mm) Larger apertures for smallest objects Binos for many objects

Seeing Dark Nebulae Many are hard to see Relax, take your time Study & enjoy the whole field Use averted vision Wait! Keep looking. Notice shape and extent of darkening Notice stars on edges and around the field Some are subtle variations in background

Finding Dark Nebulae Not in GOTO catalogues Become familiar with the area Naked eye Use binos Use charts Use photos Take photos! - wide field lens , stacked Use catalogues

Observing lists Astronomical League Dark Nebulae Program

Catalogues Barnard , to 40s, 369 objects Lynds , to 33s, 179 objects - Palomar sky survey Bernes , all sky, 160 objects - Palomar with Whiteoaks southern extension Sandqvist , South of 33s, objects - Palomar Whiteoaks southern extension Hartley 1986, South of 33s, 1101 objects - ESO-j UK Schmidt telescope survey

References Astronomical League Barnard , to 40s, 369 objects Lynds , to 33s, 179 objects Bernes , all sky, 160 objects Sandqvist , South of 33s, objects Hartley 1986, South of 33s, 1101 objects