I'm always looking for new things in the sky, and some constellations look the same as others so it's a bit hard to distinguish each if you're new to observing the sky. I recently went out to look for my first nebulae, so I had to study some constellations. I found the Lyra constellation with the help of some sky maps and ended up finding the Ring Nebula! I will post photos of it if I can capture it, the Ring Nebula is very dark. I haven't found any others yet since I am currently away from home and surrounded by trees and mosquitoes...
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| This is useful for locating using other constellations and NSEW directions. |
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| This is useful for finding the Andromeda Galaxy. |
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| This is useful for finding the Crab Nebula, Pleiades, ect. |
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| This is good for finding the Orion Nebula, which should be pretty easy. |
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| I used this to find the Ring Nebula. Vega is a pretty useful star. |
