Vic Menard's observing list
The intro paragraph:
The following list is a result of too many nights racing through Messier
marathons, wandering through the Herschel 400, scanning the southern
horizon for unexpected treasures, star-hopping for invisible faint
fuzzies, and finally, finding myself at the helm of a 22-inch Go-To
telescope, not knowing what to look at next! Youll no doubt recognize
many of the objects Ive included. Many are the finest, most visited,
destinations in the night sky. Some are the best in their class,
although they may still seem a challenge with apertures under 20 inches.
A few will make you yearn for your old 3-inch refractor, or dark skies
from your earliest deep sky memories.
Double Star observing list
The intro paragraph:
All objects are listed in Right Ascension order so that you can view
them as they rise, and so that you can properly plan your observing
sessions to make the most of your time. Information provided on each
object includes: a check box, object to be observed, Right Ascension,
Declination, magnitudes of the component stars, separation, and
position angle from the primary star in the double or multiple system.
