Observation by David Strange: Arp 86

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David Strange

Observer

David Strange

Observed

2022 Sep 18 - 22:30

Uploaded

2022 Sep 27 - 19:33

Objects

Arp 86

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Constellation

Pegasus

Field centre

RA: 23^h46^m
Dec: +29°27'
Position angle: +0°07'

Field size

0°15' × 0°14'

Equipment

Celestron 9
ASI533MC
L-Pro filter

Exposure

20 x 120s

Location

Salcombe Regis, East Devon

Target name

Arp 86

Title

Arp 86

About this image

Arp 86 - NGC7752/3 is well placed in Pegasus at present. It looks like a smaller version of the Whirlpool galaxy at a distance of 272 million light years.

Files associated with this observation

NGC7752_20220918_dgs2.jpg (631.4 kB)

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