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NGC4565 |
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DESCRIPTION The considerably bright, very large edge-on spiral NGC 4565 is another showpiece for amteurs, and often used in textbooks, as it is assumed that its view may resemble that of our own Milky Way, seen from outside from a place situated near its galactic equatorial plane. (Source: SEDS) Constellation: Coma Berenices - Distance: 31 Million Light Years RA: 12 : 36.3 - DEC: +25 : 59 - Magnitude: 9.6 - Apparent Size: 16 x 3 |
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| Date Taken: 02/18/07 Telescope: Intes MK-69 F6 6" MakCass Camera: SBIG ST10XME Mount: Software Bisque Paramount ME Filters: Astrodon RGB Guider: Self Guided |
L 12 x 600sec @ 1x1 R 6 X 600sec @ 1x1 G 6 X 600sec @ 1x1 B 6 X 600sec @ 1x1 Image Aquired with CCDAutoPilot |
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