60 seconds, 10 subexposures. North is up; east is left. FITS Liberator.
§
Tried to ID the stuff in the neighbourhood... Used SkyTools 3 Professional and Aladin/SIMBAD.
Top edge of frame, middle, north, looks like an edge-on spiral galaxy. That's NGC 4564.
Near the top edge, 11 o'clock position, north-north east, very small round object: ST3P says it is LEDA 165260.
9 o'clock, just past 2 bright stars, very small round. ST3P: LEDA 169627.
8:30, near star J123706.1+111124, faint oval - unknown.
7 o'clock, south, S-shape, distorted spiral, edge-on - IC 3578.
5 o'clock, north-east of GSC 00878-0701, round small - unknown.
4:30 o'clock, just west of J123610.9+110842, faint small oval - unknown.
Further beyond, another oval - unknown.
3 o'clock, due west, very small oval, distant spiral, edge-on - LEDA 169598.
2:30 o'clock, west, 2 round fuzzies. ST3P only notes the inner one - LEDA 1391211. SIMBAD tagged both. Inner - SDSS J123557.64+111619.8; outer - [WLH2009] J188.98801+11.2744.
2 o'clock, due south of bright star, oval with bright centre - LEDA 169592.
I think there are many more smaller, fainter galaxies. The Aladin viewer strongly supports this; curiously SIMBAD does not identify many.
§
Assembled in colour...
No comments:
Post a Comment