NGC1872, NGC1910 and NGC1918 (Brian Boyle)

Celestial hemisphere: Southern · Constellation: Dorado (Dor) · Contains: NGC 1870 · NGC 1872 · NGC 1874 · NGC 1876 · NGC 1877 · NGC 1880 · NGC 1881 · NGC 1885 · NGC 1894 · NGC 1898 · NGC 1903 · NGC 1910 · NGC 1913 · NGC 1916 · NGC 1917 · NGC 1918 · NGC 1921 · NGC 1922 · NGC 1926 · NGC 1928 · NGC 1938 · NGC 1939

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NGC1872, NGC1910 and NGC1918

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NGC1872, NGC1910 and NGC1918

These three SNR in the LMC bar are infrequently imaged. And its not hard to see why. They are faint, in a crowded star-field and kind of borderline attractive from afar. [Thanks R.Mael]
Of the three the S-shaped NGC1910 is perhaps the most interesting - but all display that characteristic "wind-blown" nature of LMC SNR.

But with not many other DSOs to image in moonlit November nights from the deep south, I thought they might be worth a shot. In the end, it 24hours to cover the field with a couple of mosaiced panels. I am pleased with the result, but it is really at [or beyond?] the limit of my RC8 in a reasonable time.

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RA (center)	05h16m32s.510
RA (top/left)	05h10m45s.952
RA (top/right)	05h10m33s.458
RA (bottom/right)	05h22m37s.900
RA (bottom/left)	05h22m12s.578

Dec (center)	-69°24′51″.95
Dec (top/left)	-68°50′00″.94
Dec (top/right)	-69°59′27″.60
Dec (bottom/right)	-69°59′01″.65
Dec (bottom/left)	-68°49′30″.71

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