Point your telescope at the Owl Cluster
The Owl Cluster (NGC 457) is a wonderful object in the fall sky. / Bob Fera
Take some time to point binoculars or a telescope at open cluster NGC 457, which lies in the constellation Cassiopeia. You’ll first notice a pair of bright stars that give this deep-sky object the appearance of a common bird. Indeed, Astronomy magazine Editor Dave Eicher christened it the Owl Cluster more than 40 years ago.
Author: Space and Astronomy News
Maybe later
