Luminance only, 4 seconds subexposures, 20 stacked shots. FITS Liberator, Paint.NET, GIMP. North is up; east is left.
A and B are the equally bright stars oriented east and west with A on the left or east side.
C is the extremely dim star to the north-east.
D, brighter than C, forms a nice equilateral triangle, is to the south-west.
This object is included in the RASC coloured double stars list... I'm very curious how this will turn out in colour.
SkyTools says A and B are a binary system with an initial orbit calculated at 975 years.
A and B are the equally bright stars oriented east and west with A on the left or east side.
C is the extremely dim star to the north-east.
D, brighter than C, forms a nice equilateral triangle, is to the south-west.
This object is included in the RASC coloured double stars list... I'm very curious how this will turn out in colour.
SkyTools says A and B are a binary system with an initial orbit calculated at 975 years.
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