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Evaluating Hannah Freedman: Bode’s Galaxy (M81) and Celestron CGE 1100 Telescope

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Explore the spiral galaxy, Bode’s Galaxy (M81), with Hannah Freedman using the Celestron CGE 1100 telescope. Find details on the object, information on its size, location in Ursa Major, and specifications of the telescope used.

Evaluating Hannah Freedman: Bode’s Galaxy (M81) and Celestron CGE 1100 Telescope

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Telescope Evaluation Hannah Freedman
Bode’s Galaxy (M81)
Object Information • Spiral Galaxy • 26.9 by 14.1 arcminutes • Located in Ursa Major • Magnitude 6.94
Telescope • Celestron CGE 1100 • 280 mm aperture • 2800 mm focal length

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