Arp 13 (GLX)
Image source: DSS II (blue) - 5×5'
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| Name: |
NGC7448, UGC12294, Arp13, H2.251 |
| Group: |
NGC7448 Group |
| Type: |
GLX |
| Constellation: |
Peg |
| Coordinates: |
23h00m03.59s / +15°58'49.31" |
| Brightness / Size: |
11m4 / 2.7x1.2' |
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| Robert Zebahl |
8" f/6, 80x, Bortle 4
Fairly easy, slightly elongated.
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EASY
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| René Merting |
100mm f/6.4, 64x, SQM-L 21.5
bei 64x blitzt die Galaxie immer wieder westlich von einem schwachen Stern auf - sie kann mitunter auch gehalten werden und wirkt leicht länglich - bei 107x wirkt die Galaxie etwas flächiger, kann aber nicht mehr so gut gehalten werden wie bei 64x
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MODERATE
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Arp 28 (GLX)
Image source: DSS I - 5×5'
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| Name: |
NGC7678, UGC12614, Arp28, H2.226 |
| Type: |
GLX |
| Constellation: |
Peg |
| Coordinates: |
23h28m27.89s / +22°25'16.26" |
| Brightness / Size: |
11m8 / 2.5x1.7' |
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| Robert Zebahl |
8" f/6, 80x, Bortle 4-, SQM-L 20.9
Oval, slightly condensed. Nicely embedded in a star triangle.
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MODERATE
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Arp 46 (GLX)
Image source: DSS I - 5×5'
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| Name: |
UGC12665, Arp46 |
| Type: |
GLX |
| Constellation: |
Peg |
| Coordinates: |
23h33m38.63s / +30°02'20.42" |
| Brightness / Size: |
b15m1 / 1.3x0.9' |
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| Robert Zebahl |
8" f/6, 171x, Bortle 4-, SQM-L 20.9
In few moments I glimpsed something elongated, but not seen for sure.
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FAILED
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Arp 86 (GLXGRP)
Image source: DSS II (blue) - 5×5'
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| Name: |
Arp86 |
| Type: |
GLXGRP |
| Constellation: |
Peg |
| Coordinates: |
23h47m04.00s / +29°28'30.00" |
| Group Members: |
| NGC7752 |
(UGC12779) |
b14m3 |
0.9x0.5' |
| NGC7753 |
(UGC12780, H2.213) |
12m2 |
2.9x1.9' (50°) |
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| Robert Zebahl |
8" f/6, 100x, Bortle 4
I have only tried the brighter NGC7753: Fairly faint, diffuse, slightly oval, slight brightening toward the middle.
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MODERATE
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Arp 99 (GLXGRP)
Image source: DSS II (blue) - 12×12'
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| Name: |
Arp99 |
| Type: |
GLXGRP |
| Constellation: |
Peg |
| Coordinates: |
23h15m12.00s / +19°00'00.00" |
| Group Members: |
| NGC7547 |
(UGC12453) |
13m7 |
1.1x0.5' (95°) |
| NGC7549 |
(UGC12457) |
13m0 |
2.8x0.7' (8°) |
| NGC7550 |
(UGC12456, H3.181) |
12m2 |
1.4x1.2' (150°) |
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| Robert Zebahl |
8" f/6, 96x, Bortle 4-, NELM 5m7+, SQM-L 20.8
Conditions in the target region: SQM-L 20.6
NGC7547: At 96x quite compact, at 133x evenly bright. Very faint. I guess that I only saw the bright core area.
NGC7549: At 96x roundish, at 133x roundish to slightly oval, diffuse, rather faint.
NGC7550: Brightest member and barely visible with direct vision, evident with averted vision, roundish, center somewhat brighter, otherwise rather evenly bright. At 133x brighter core, which appeared very compact.
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MODERATE
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Arp 112 (GLXGRP)
Image source: DSS II (blue) - 5×5'
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| Name: |
Arp112 |
| Type: |
GLXGRP |
| Constellation: |
Peg |
| Coordinates: |
00h01m30.00s / +31°26'30.00" |
| Group Members: |
| NGC7805 |
(UGC12908, H3.855) |
13m3 |
1.2x0.9' (30°) |
| NGC7806 |
(UGC12911, H3.856) |
13m5 |
1.1x0.8' (5°) |
| MCG+5-1-26 |
(PGC111) |
b16m5 |
0.6x0.2' |
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| Robert Zebahl |
8" f/6, 210x, Bortle 4
The brighter galaxies (NGC7805 & NGC7806) were well separable. The faint MCG+05-01-026 is not visible with 8 inch aperture. NGC7806 is the middle one of the three galaxies.
NGC7805: Evenly bright, roundish. In comparison to NGC7806 slightly larger and brighter. Well visible with averted vision.
NGC7806: Roundish, fairly faint, rather at the limit of perception.
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DIFFICULT
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Arp 150 (GLXGRP)
Image source: DSS II (blue) - 5×5'
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| Name: |
HCG95, Arp150 |
| Type: |
GLXGRP |
| Constellation: |
Peg |
| Coordinates: |
23h19m30.00s / +09°30'00.00" |
| Group Members: |
| NGC7609 |
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14m2 |
1.3x1.1' (60°) |
| MCG+1-59-46 |
(PGC71074) |
b16m1 |
0.8x0.2' |
| MCG+1-59-48 |
(PGC71080) |
15m2 |
0.8x0.3' |
| PGC71077 |
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16m1 |
0.7x0.4' |
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| Robert Zebahl |
8" f/6, 171x, Bortle 4-
This observation was a while back and I could only saw NGC7609 as very faint, roundish brightening, but at the limit of perception with averted vision. But don't expect too much from this Hickson/Arp group with 8 inch aperture.
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DIFFICULT
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Arp 170 (GLXGRP)
Image source: DSS II (blue) - 5×5'
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| Name: |
Arp170 |
| Type: |
GLXGRP |
| Constellation: |
Peg |
| Coordinates: |
23h17m14.00s / +18°42'30.00" |
| Group Members: |
| NGC7578A |
(UGC12477) |
13m9 |
0.7x0.6' (90°) |
| NGC7578B |
(UGC12478) |
14m0 |
1.7x1.2' (25°) |
| NGC7578C |
(PGC70936) |
b16m5 |
0.3x0.2' |
| PGC70937 |
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b18m1 |
0.6x0.2' |
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Arp170 is part of Hickson 94. The brighter galaxy in the upper left corner on the DSS image is PGC70943 and not part of Arp170, but Hickson 94.
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| Robert Zebahl |
8" f/6, 171x, Bortle 4-, NELM 5m7+, SQM-L 20.8
Conditions in the target region: SQM-L 20.6
The level of difficulty is only related to the two brightest group members (NGC7578A/B). The other members might be too faint for 8 inch aperture. At 66x I could easily see with averted vision around NGC7578A/B a faint, evenly bright glow, which appeared slightly oval at higher magnification. At 171x I could fairly well see within this glow the two rather compact cores of NGC7578 A/B, which were clearly separated from each other. The core of NGC7578 B (northeastern of NGC7578 A) appeared a bit brighter and larger. I didn't looked for the other members of course.
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MODERATE
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Arp 212 (GLX)
Image source: DSS II (blue) - 5×5'
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| Name: |
NGC7625, UGC12529, Arp212, H2.250 |
| Type: |
GLX |
| Constellation: |
Peg |
| Coordinates: |
23h20m30.13s / +17°13'32.16" |
| Brightness / Size: |
12m1 / 1.6x1.4' |
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| Robert Zebahl |
8" f/6, 171x, Bortle 4
Round with also roundish, brighter core.
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EASY
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| René Merting |
100mm f/6.4, 64x, SQM-L 21.5
bei 64x indirekt als zarter diffuser Nebelhauch erkennbar
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MODERATE
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Arp 235 (GLX)
Image source: DSS II (blue) - 5×5'
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| Name: |
NGC14, UGC75, Arp235, H2.591 |
| Type: |
GLX |
| Constellation: |
Peg |
| Coordinates: |
00h08m46.42s / +15°48'55.90" |
| Brightness / Size: |
12m1 / 2.8x2.1' |
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| Robert Zebahl |
8" f/6, 100x, Bortle 4
Round to slightly oval nebula, brightening toward the middle.
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MODERATE
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Arp 298 (GLXGRP)
Image source: DSS I - 8×8'
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| Name: |
Arp298 |
| Type: |
GLXGRP |
| Constellation: |
Peg |
| Coordinates: |
23h03m16.50s / +08°52'56.00" |
| Group Members: |
| NGC7469 |
(UGC12332) |
12m3 |
1.4x1.0' (125°) |
| IC5283 |
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b15m2 |
1.1x0.6' (120°) |
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| René Merting |
12.5" f/4.5, 206x, SQM-L 21.5
NGC 7469: bei 72x ist die Galaxie kompakt erkennbar mit stellarem Kern - sie läuft diffus aus - bei 111x wird sie deutlicher - sehr heller auffälliger Kern - die Helligkeit nimmt nach außen schnell ab - bei 160x ist das Zentrum nicht mehr stellar, aber auch noch nicht kompakt und am Ostrand ist ein schwacher Stern auszumachen - bei 206x bleibt NGC 7469 diffus mit einem kompakten Zentrum
IC 5283: bei 111x blitzt die Galaxie immer wieder als kleiner matter Schimmer auf, der aber nicht gehalten werden kann - bei 160x ist der Schimmer mitunter länger haltbar und wirkt leicht länglich OW-elongiert
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EASY
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Arp 319 (GLXGRP)
Image source: DSS II (blue) - 7×7'
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| Name: |
HCG92, Arp319, Stephan's Quintet |
| Type: |
GLXGRP |
| Constellation: |
Peg |
| Coordinates: |
22h35m57.50s / +33°57'36.00" |
| Group Members: |
| NGC7317 |
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13m6 |
0.7x0.6' (150°) |
| NGC7318A |
(UGC12099) |
13m4 |
0.9x0.9' (90°) |
| NGC7318B |
(UGC12100) |
13m2 |
1.9x1.2' (120°) |
| NGC7319 |
(UGC12102) |
13m5 |
1.7x1.3' (148°) |
| NGC7320 |
(UGC12101) |
12m6 |
2.2x1.1' (132°) |
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| Robert Zebahl |
4.5" f/8, 60x, Bortle 3, NELM 6m3+, SQM-L 21.3
A rather difficult group for 4.5 inch. Transparent sky is very important. At 60x I saw a brightening, that includes NGC7318A/B and NGC7320. Separating them was difficult. Only at 100x I could separate both for sure and they appeared as oval nebulas.
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MODERATE
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152mm f/5.9, 129x, Bortle 4, SQM-L 21.0
Only the two brightest members were visible. NGC 7320 appeared oval, faint, almost equally bright, NGC 7318A/B also oval, moderately condensed.
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MODERATE
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8" f/6, 150x, Bortle 4, SQM-L 21.0
Wonderful, but more fainter group near NGC7331. NGC7318A/B appeared at 80x as oval, evenly bright nebula with averted vision and is brightest member. At 214x I could separate the cores of both galaxies with averted vision. NGC7320 was also fairly easily seen at 80x with averted vision, oval, relatively faint. NGC7317 is located nearby a 13.4m star and appeared at 150x as a very compact brightening. NGC7319 is the faintest member in this group and was visible at 150x as an extremely faint glow.
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MODERATE
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| René Merting |
12.5" f/4.5, 206x, SQM-L 21.5
NGC 7317: bei 111x als stellare Aufhellung eindeutig sichtbar
NGC 7318 & 7318A: bei 72x beide zusammen als ein Nebelfleck erkennbar - bei 206x dann ist die Trennung sichtbar und die Kerne beider Galaxien blitzen stellar auf
NGC 7319: bei 72x als nebliges Flecken erkennbar - bei 111x die am zweitbesten sichtbare Galaxie, leicht länglich
NGC 7320: bei 72x als schwacher Schimmer auszumachen - bei 111x ist sie die leichteste Galaxie dieser Gruppe mit einer leichten Kondensation südöstlich
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MODERATE
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