NGC 3501 and NGC 3507 in RGB (Uwe Deutermann)

Celestial hemisphere: Northern · Constellation: Leo (Leo) · Contains: NGC 3501 · NGC 3507

NGC 3501 and NGC 3507 in RGB

The weather is still (as expected) in a stage of being an Astro imaging enemy here in Florida, hence going back to acquired images in the Spring, luckily there are still some left. Even if this image was a "little filler" taken between other main targets. I always try to find a pair of galaxies to image since my focal length is really not large enough to pick out major details of galaxies, especially if they are not in the "neighborhood" 😊.

The L layer was obtained by combining all three channels, somehow forgot to take them, which is always a blame to the image taker, one should know better.

Data of the targets (Wikipedia):

NGC 3501: Distance 77+-6 MLY; Diameter: 90 KLY

NGC 3507: Distance: 45-65 MLY; Diameter: ~45 KLY

Would have liked to find some information about PGC1556168 (since pretty well visible) or the other PGC galaxies, but it looks like that even Google is clueless about those 😊.

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Astrometry.net job	5218051
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RA (center)	11h02m55s.104
RA (top/left)	11h02m07s.921
RA (top/right)	11h02m07s.800
RA (bottom/right)	11h03m42s.183
RA (bottom/left)	11h03m42s.479

Dec (center)	+18°06′43″.85
Dec (top/left)	+18°21′51″.81
Dec (top/right)	+17°51′36″.93
Dec (bottom/right)	+17°51′34″.34
Dec (bottom/left)	+18°21′49″.14

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