SN 2022ewj in NGC 3367 and a visitor (CCDMike)

Celestial hemisphere: Northern · Constellation: Leo (Leo) · Contains: NGC 3367 · NGC 3377 · PGC 1429741 · PGC 1431086 · PGC 1431363 · PGC 1432402 · PGC 1432888 · PGC 1433559 · PGC 1434424 · PGC 1434482 · PGC 1435413 · PGC 1435990 · PGC 1436057 · PGC 1436757 · PGC 1437124 · PGC 1440964 · PGC 1443007 · PGC 1443983 · PGC 1444872 · PGC 1445209 · PGC 1447173 · PGC 32107 · PGC 32226 · PGC 83327 · PGC 83328 · PGC 83333 · PGC 83337 · PGC 83341

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SN 2022ewj in NGC 3367 and a visitor

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SN 2022ewj in NGC 3367 and a visitor

For the moonlight-floodet nights, I have fortunately found a new supernova in a beautiful host galaxy.
It stands high in Leo and is visible to me all night.

With around mag 16 it is not a really bright one, but not to difficult, too.

After analyzing the subs and before processing them I usually start a quick search for asteroids and this time I found a really fast one. My motor (or focuser) granted me a pause of an hour

, so you may find the motion of #11116 more recognizable with that gap in it's trail.

There is another fancy object in the image. The tiny galaxy left of the two stars in the upper middle reminds me on Hoag's Object. It has the euphonious name 2MASX J10462467+1334226 is 1.9 arcsec small with a mag of around 13.5 and is a type Sb. It seems to be 1.2 BLY away (blows my mind

)!

Have fun and thanks for watching!
Mike

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Status	Advanced success
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Astrometry.net job	5613154
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RA (center)	10h46m31s.52
RA (top/left)	10h44m35s.60
RA (top/right)	10h48m49s.36
RA (bottom/right)	10h48m27s.98
RA (bottom/left)	10h44m13s.40

Dec (center)	+13°43′57″.10
Dec (top/left)	+13°19′25″.0
Dec (top/right)	+13°27′22″.1
Dec (bottom/right)	+14°08′28″.9
Dec (bottom/left)	+14°00′29″.10

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