Observation by Nick Evetts 2E0LUN: NGC 2903 My First Herschel Submission.

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Nick 2E0LUN

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Nick Evetts 2E0LUN

Observed

2022 Feb 18 - 05:40

Uploaded

2022 Feb 18 - 10:05

Objects

NGC2903

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Constellation

Leo

Field centre

RA: 09h32m
Dec: +21°35'
Position angle: +0°38'

Field size

0°36' × 0°36'

Location

Pico de Teide

Title

NGC 2903 My First Herschel Submission.

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NGC 2903 My First Herschel Submission.

Telescope: Type: Corrected Dall-Kirkham
Effective Aperture: 508mm (20")
Nominal Focal Length:3454mm (135.98")
Nominal Focal Ratio: f/6.8
Field-of-View (FOV): 37x37 arc-minutes
Primary Mirror:
        Diameter 521mm (20.5")
        Aperture 508mm (20")
        Focal ratio f/3
        Mounting Laser Collimated and Permanently Fixed
        Material Precision Annealed Pyrex
        Shape Prolate Ellipsoid
        Coating Enhanced Aluminum - 96%
Secondary Mirror:
        Diameter 7.5 inch (191mm)
        Material Precision Annealed Borosilicate
        Shape Spherical
        Coating Enhanced Aluminum - 96%
Lens Group:
        Diameter 90mm (3.54")
        Number of lenses 2
        Coating Broadband AR Coatings (less than .5% reflected from 400 to 700nm)
Telescope Mount: : Paramount ME II
CCD Camera:
Model: FLI PL09000 (Kodak KAF-09000 CCD)
Resolution: 3056x3056 pixels (binned 1×1)
Pixel Size: 12x12µm
Peak QE: 64% (at 550nm)
Image Specification:
Image Scale: 0.717arcseconds/pixel (binned 1x1)
North Angle: 0° (North-Up)
Angular Size: 0° 37' 00" x 0° 37' 00" (Field-Of-View)
Resolution:
Binning 1x1: 3056x3056 (before cropping)
Binning 2x2: 1528x1528 (before cropping)
Binning 3x3: 1018x1018 (before cropping)

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