Observation by Ian Jarrett: NGC4102

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Ian Jarrett

Observer

Ian Jarrett

Observed

2026 Jan 03 - 01:00

Uploaded

2026 Jan 04 - 14:57

Objects

NGC4102

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Constellation

Ursa Major

Field centre

RA: 12h06m
Dec: +52°42'
Position angle: +82°09'

Field size

0°10' × 0°10'

Equipment
  • Edge HD 9.25" SCT
  • Celestron x0.7 Reducer
  • Player One Ares-M Camera
  • Antlia L V-series PRO Filter
Exposure

60x60s each of R,G,B + 166 x 60s Luminance

Location

Hampshire, Bortle 4

Target name

NGC 4102

Title

NGC4102

About this image

NGC 4102 is a small colourful barred spiral galaxy, with potential for being a great target to image. However, my night was plagued by a full moon and the neighbour's security light, which made conditions very difficult. I couldn't find any other images of this galaxy on the BAA gallery so this may well be a first, and the challenge now is to improve on this with a better one in the future.

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