Constellation: Puppis
Right Ascension: 07h 37m
Declination: -13°52'
Distance: 2497 ly
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Open Cluster NGC2423 located in Puppis located about 2,500 light years away. At least one exo-planet has been confirmed orbiting a the red giant star NGC2423-3 with a mass of 10 times of Jupiter. 

Telescope: Explore Scientific 127 Refractor
Camera: Atik 314l+
Constellation: Puppis
Right Ascension: 08h 10m 37s
Declination: −12° 49′ 06″
Distance: 4,400 ly
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NGC 2539, an open cluster in Puppis. Estimated age of the cluster is 370 million years and contains several hundred possible members. The cluster lies about 4,400 light years away, the brighter star is 19 Puppis a multiple star system with six reported components The primary being a 4.7 magnitude yellow giant, and is a foreground star at 177 light years. 

Telescope: Explore Scientific 127 Refractor
Camera: Atik 314l+
Constellation: Monoceros
Right Ascension: 06h 51m 45s
Declination: +00° 27′ 36″
Distance: 2,840 ly
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NGC 2301, an open cluster located in Monoceros awash in a sea of stars. Estimated age of 168 million years and 2,840 light years away.

Telescope: EDT 80mm Reftactor
Camera: ZWO A071 Color
Constellation: Cancer
Right Ascension: 08h 51.3m
Declination: +11° 49′
Distance: 2,600+ ly
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Messier 67 is an open cluster located in the constellation of Cancer. It is one of the older closest open clusters at an estimated age of 3.2 to 5 billion years. Most clusters tend to disperse after their formation, but M67 is expected to stay together for another 5 billion years. It contains at least 500 members and has undergone mass segregation where the more massive stars have migrated towards the center of the cluster.

Telescope: EDT 80mm Reftactor
Camera: ZWO A071 Color
Constellation: Cancer
Right Ascension: 08h 40.4m
Declination: 19° 59′
Distance: 577 ly
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Messier 44, or the Bee Hive Cluster, or originally Praesepe (the manger) is near by open cluster at a distance of 577 light years away. The cluster contains some 350 members. Visible to the naked eye, it has been known since ancient times as a "cloudy" star. Interesting its proper motion and age compares to the Hyades cluster suggesting a possible common origin millions of years ago.

Telescope: EDT 80mm Reftactor
Camera: ZWO A071 Color
Constellation: Camelopardalis
Right Ascension: 04h 07.50m
Declination: +62° 19.9
Distance: 2,700 ly
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NGC 1502 is an open cluster located in the constellation of Camelopardalis. It is near one end of a string of unrelated stars that seem to flow towards it that is called Kemble's Cascade. The cluster consists of around 45 stars and estimated distance of 2,700 light years away and is estimated to be a young cluster of around 11 million years old. The bright double star Struve 485 located near the center.

Telescope: Explore Scientific 127 Refractor
Camera: Atik 314l+