Observation by David Strange: Abell 1367

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David Strange

Observer

David Strange

Observed

2021 Mar 13 - 23:48

Uploaded

2021 Mar 14 - 15:51

Objects

The Leo Cluster (Abell cluster 1367)

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Constellation

Leo

Field centre

RA: 11h44m
Dec: +19°56'
Position angle: -7°58'

Field size

0°28' × 0°28'

Equipment
  • Celestron 9
  • ASI533MC
  • ASIair
Exposure

20 x 120s

Location

Salcombe Regis, East Devon

Target name

Leo Galaxy Cluster

Title

Abell 1367

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Martina McGovern
Martina McGovern, 2021 Mar 14 - 17:38 UTC

Great section of the sky, thanks for bring it to my attention David - so many galaxies, wow. I will have to have a look at it - when the skies allow - weather has not been so kind lately...... 

You have got a lot of data in your image for only 20 x 120sec subs.

I thought it was Markarian's chain (NGC 4438 etc) when I first looked at it... but Markarian's chain is more a wider FOV DSO - I have been looking for a galaxy cluster to image with my 8" - thanks again.
Clear skies. 
 

David Strange
David Strange, 2021 Mar 14 - 19:15 UTC

Yes, about 60 - 70 galaxies in a square degree! 

Callum Potter
Callum Potter, 2021 Mar 16 - 11:45 UTC

Terrific image David - is on my observing list at the moment, but no clear skies here for a while :-(

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