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Your location: Columbus, United States
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39.9612
Longitude:
-82.9988

How to find NGC1800 using Orion

This guide uses bright stars first, then narrows the field for a telescope or binocular finder. Use Orion as the main sky landmark.

Follow the route from one recognizable star to the next until you reach NGC1800.

NGC1800 is 18° above the horizon toward the south.

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Begin with Orion, then follow the reference stars toward NGC1800.

Orion

Recognize the characteristic star pattern of Orion before following the route.

Rigel

Identify Rigel in or near Orion; the chart shows its position relative to the guide.

HYG 24327.0

From Rigel, move about 4.8° toward the south until you reach HYG 24327.0.

HYG 24305.0

From HYG 24327.0, move about 3.3° toward the south until you reach HYG 24305.0.

HYG 23685.0

From HYG 24305.0, move about 6.4° toward the south until you reach HYG 23685.0.

HYG 23430.0

From HYG 23685.0, move about 4° toward the south until you reach HYG 23430.0.

HYG 23446.0

From HYG 23430.0, move about 5.5° toward the south until you reach HYG 23446.0.

NGC1800

From HYG 23446.0, move about 0.9° toward the east until you reach NGC1800. This is the target field.

How to find NGC1800 using Orion

Finder Chart for NGC1800

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