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Sky Map 7
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Sky Map 7
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Sky Map 7 is a collection of 26 printable sky charts with a magnitude limit of 7.0, complete with tables of peculiar stars and deep sky objects.
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| Specifications of the 26 sky charts
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Every maps are drawn to be printed in A3 format paper. They have 2 sides:
- a front side with the main map, complete with legend and bibliography;
- a back side with a list of deep sky objects that are shown in the map, a close-up map of a small area of particular interest, and a cover.
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| Last 4 papers
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The last 4 papers have a list of Double and Variable star plotted in all the maps, a map of the OB associations and a map of the Milky Way galaxy.
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| Magnitude limits
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- Magnitude limit for the stars: 7.0
- Magnitude limit for open clusters: 8.0
- Magnitude limit for globular clusters: ~9.0
- Magnitude limit for planetary nebulae: 11.0
- Magnitude limit for bright nebulae: ~9.0
- Magnitude limit for galaxies: 11.0.
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| Number of double stars
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216
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| Number of wide-angle double stars
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18
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| Number of variable stars
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44
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| Number of deep-sky objects
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762
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Arrangement of charts
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Union table of the 26 maps of Sky Map 7.
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Atlas
Paper 1
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Paper 1 - 00h; +90°.
Centre on the North Celestial Pole.
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Paper 1 - Back side.
Detailed map: The North Celestial Pole.
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Paper 2
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Paper 2 - 00h; +45°.
Central constellation: Andromeda.
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Paper 2 - Back side.
Detailed map: The Cassiopeia Arc.
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Paper 3
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Paper 3 - 03h; +45°.
Central constellation: Perseus.
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Paper 3 - Back side.
Detailed map: The Pleiades cluster.
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Paper 4
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Paper 4 - 06h; +45°.
Central constellation: Auriga.
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Paper 4 - Back side.
Detailed map: The Auriga core.
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Paper 5
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Paper 5 - 09h; +45°.
Central constellation: Lynx.
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Paper 5 - Back side.
Detailed map: The M81 group.
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Paper 6
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Paper 6 - 12h; +45°.
Central constellation: Ursa Major.
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Paper 6 - Back side.
Detailed map: The Coma star cluster.
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Paper 7
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Paper 7 - 15h; +45°.
Central constellation: Bootes.
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Paper 7 - Back side.
Detailed map: Mizar and M101 galaxy group.
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Paper 8
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Paper 8 - 18h; +45°.
Central constellation: Hercules.
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Paper 8 - Back side.
Detailed map: The Lyra core.
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Paper 9
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Paper 9 - 21h; +45°.
Central constellation: Cygnus.
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Paper 9 - Back side.
Detailed map: The Cygnus core.
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Paper 10
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Paper 10 - 00h; 0°.
Central constellation: Pisces.
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Paper 10 - Back side.
Detailed map: Objects around Eta Ceti.
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Paper 11
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Paper 11 - 03h; 0°.
Central constellation: Cetus.
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Paper 11 - Back side.
Detailed map: Galaxies in Fornax.
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Paper 12
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Paper 12 - 06h; 0°.
Central constellation: Orion.
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Paper 12 - Back side.
Detailed map: Orion Belt and Sword.
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Paper 13
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Paper 13 - 09h; 0°.
Central constellation: Hydra.
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Paper 13 - Back side.
Detailed map: open cluster in Puppis.
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Paper 14
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Paper 14 - 12h; 0°.
Central constellation: Virgo.
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Paper 14 - Back side.
Detailed map: The Virgo galaxy cluster.
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Paper 15
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Paper 15 - 15h; 0°.
Central constellation: Virgo.
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Paper 15 - Back side.
Detailed map: The Antares region.
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Paper 16
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Paper 16 - 18h; 0°.
Central constellation: Ophiuchus.
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Paper 16 - Back side.
Detailed map: The Sagittarius core.
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Paper 17
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Paper 17 - 21h; 0°.
Central constellation: Aquarius.
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Paper 17 - Back side.
Detailed map: Objects around Epsilon Aquarii.
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Paper 18
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Paper 18 - 00h; -45°.
Central constellation: Phoenix.
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Paper 18 - Back side.
Detailed map: The Small Magellanic Cloud.
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Paper 19
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Paper 19 - 03h; -45°.
Central constellation: Eridanus.
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Paper 19 - Back side.
Detailed map: The Fornax galaxy cluster.
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Paper 20
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Paper 20 - 06h; -45°.
Central constellation: Pictor.
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Paper 20 - Back side.
Detailed map: The Large Magellanic Cloud.
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Paper 21
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Paper 21 - 09h; -45°.
Central constellation: Vela.
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Paper 21 - Back side.
Detailed map: The Carina Arc.
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Paper 22
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Paper 22 - 12h; -45°.
Central constellation: Centaurus.
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Paper 22 - Back side.
Detailed map: Objects around Lambda Centauri.
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Paper 23
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Paper 23 - 15h; -45°.
Central constellation: Lupus.
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Paper 23 - Back side.
Detailed map: Field around Proxima Centauri.
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Paper 24
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Paper 24 - 18h; -45°.
Central constellation: Corona Australis.
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Paper 24 - Back side.
Detailed map: Objects around NGC 6231.
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Paper 25
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Paper 25 - 21h; -45°.
Central constellation: Indus.
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Paper 25 - Back side.
Detailed map: Galaxies in Grus.
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Paper 26
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Paper 26 - 12h; -90°.
Centre on the South Celestial Pole.
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Paper 26 - Back side.
Detailed map: The South Celestial Pole.
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Table and special maps
Paper 27
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Paper 27 - Table of constellations, table of variable stars.
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Paper 27 - Table of the 40 brightest stars.
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Paper 28
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Paper 28 - Table of double stas (II part).
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Paper 28 - Table of the wide angle/optical double stars, Table of double stars (I part).
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Paper 29
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Paper 29 - Map of the OB associations.
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Paper 29 - Table of the OB associations.
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Paper 30
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Paper 30 - Map of the Milky Way galaxy.
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Paper 30 - map of the Orion Spur.
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