Keith that is impressive. It is almost invisible on the Poss 2 Blue image and also really dim on the PanSTARRS image server.
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Keith that is impressive. It is almost invisible on the Poss 2 Blue image and also really dim on the PanSTARRS image server.
Fantastic drawing Uwe I had forgotten that we observed it in the beautiful Alps together.
Wilson’s Object AKA MAC 0148+2733,PGC 6632,CGCG482-17
Triangulum
RA 01 48 35
DEC +27 32 54
MAG 15.3 SDSS G&R 15.5
Type Edge on Galaxies
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Hi all I am posting for Mark Friedman...
I looked at this object Friday night under less than optimal conditions. The transparency was sub par due to smoke. The seeing was good so I was able to use high power. At 1040x the pair looked like...
Akarsh enhanced a PanStarrs g band Image that show the knot that I have been seeing over the last several nights. Last night I tried a Sloan G filter and it made the knot easier to see. It is...
Dracula’s Chivito
IRAS 23077+6707
RA 23 09 43
DEC +67 23 40
Type Protoplanetary Disk
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Early this morning just before the start of astronomical twilight I observed the...
Hi Scott I enjoyed your OOTW. I am on the road traveling to GSSP. I am looking forward to trying your object with the 48” when I get back home in Texas.
NGC 5331 AKA VV 253
RA
13 52 11
DEC
+02 05 55
Virgo
Mag 13.8
Type interaction
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I was observing with Akarsh this week and was looking at my old Uranometria and came across a...
Nice object Dragan I wounder if you could see with a O III filter the gas being striped from the galaxy?
I will give it a go.
Looks like a beautiful place .
In the June Sky & Telescope Going Deep article By Dave Tosteson he mentioned his observation of Abell 851 galaxy cluster. He also started that Abell 851 is the most distant Abell galaxy cluster with...
Gottlieb’s Circle
Lyra
18 17 32
+42 10 33
LEDA 2193753 Gx in center
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I bet you are saying what the heck is “Gottliebs” circle. Last May Steve Gottlieb and I were observing together...
Fantastic report Keith! NGC 4449 is one interesting galaxy. Lots to see!
Are you and Larry coming out to Fort Davis this year?
For me the part I could see and only a small percent of the time as it would pop in and out is the purple color in figure 12 of the paper. There was no structure just a smuts that would come and go.
I hope to try for the central star in the near future. I will report back my results.
TBG-1
Central Star
RA 07 58 20
Dec +66 45 58
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Uwe and Frank from Germany were here at my house for the eclipse and the night before the eclipse we were observing with the 48” at my...
I vote for Coil-binding also.
Deep image of the twisted dust in NGC4753 by Gemini South telescope.
5393
Uwe great suggestion NGC 2146 is one of my favorite galaxies. I like the nickname “Dusty Hand Galaxy”
I had forgotten that you and I discussed NGC 4753 with Steve Odewahn and he called it the evil galaxy. I remember him saying it was a most unusual type of galaxy and was of much interest to his...
NGC 4753
Virgo
RA 12 52 21
Dec -01 11 58
Type S0 Pec
Mag 10
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The quote “Who Scribbled on my Galaxy” Came from the late Deep Sky imager Rick Johnson. This is what he said when he was...
I recognize the 8 ZW 222 number now that you mentioned it Thanks Steve.
UGC 8091
Virgo
RA 12 58 39
Dec +14 13 09
Mag V 14.3
Type Dwarf Irregular
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I am traveling for the Holidays so forgive my brief post.
This is a SDSS image of the pair
5235
IC 1757
Cetus
RA 01 57 11
Dec -00 28 25
MAG 15.7
Type E
Z= 0.080
IC 1756
Mag 15.3