Titlebook: Astronomy of the Milky Way; The Observer’s Guide Michael D. Inglis Book 20041st edition Springer-Verlag London 2004 Galaxy.Observatories.St

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The Milky Way,s the sky (see Figure 1.1). Others may live in an urban location and so can only glimpse the Milky way as a faint hazy patch that envelops several constellations. But how many of us make a point of observing the Milky Way as a celestial object in its own right? Very few I imagine, which is a pity as

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The Milky Way: July-August, Chart 2.1 The star clouds of Sagittarius are justifiably some of the most wonderful and awe-inspiring regions that can be observed (see Figure 2.1). But before you grab hold of your binoculars and make a mad dash outside, there is of course another side to this. For those lucky observers who live i

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The Milky Way: September-October,ern observers. In fact, several of the constellations are circumpolar for northern observers, which in theory means you could observe them on any night of the year, although there will be times when they are very low in the sky, and so atmospheric extinction will hinder your view. Let’s begin lookin

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