Observation by David Strange: IC 2233

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David Strange

Observer

David Strange

Observed

2024 Feb 10 - 22:50

Uploaded

2024 Feb 15 - 22:53

Objects

IC2233

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Constellation

Lynx

Field centre

RA: 08^h14^m
Dec: +45°43'
Position angle: -4°25'

Field size

0°16' × 0°16'

Equipment

Celestron 9
ASI533MC

Exposure

15x120s

Location

Salcombe Regis, East Devon

Target name

IC2233

Title

IC 2233

About this image

IC 2233 is one of the flattest galaxies known. It lies in Lynx about 40 million light years distant and was discovered by Isaac Roberts in 1895.

Files associated with this observation

IC2233_20240212_dgs2.jpg (552.1 kB)

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