A Deep Field: Abell 2199 Galaxy Cluster (North-East Part) (Vitali)

Celestial hemisphere: Northern · Constellation: Hercules (Her) · Contains: PGC 140638 · PGC 214503 · PGC 214504 · PGC 2154685 · PGC 2154706 · PGC 2154798 · PGC 2155186 · PGC 2155705 · PGC 2155761 · PGC 2156247 · PGC 2156332 · PGC 2156614 · PGC 2157069 · PGC 2158141 · PGC 2158143 · PGC 2158152 · PGC 2158743 · PGC 2158859 · PGC 2158878 · PGC 2158911 · PGC 2832041 · PGC 3084707 · PGC 3084708 · PGC 58357 · PGC 58387 · PGC 58405 · PGC 58413 · PGC 58414 · PGC 58428

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A Deep Field: Abell 2199 Galaxy Cluster (North-East Part)

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A Deep Field: Abell 2199 Galaxy Cluster (North-East Part)

Not as deep as Hubble's field

Abell 2199 galaxy cluster is a part of the Hercules Superclusters of galaxies. The cluster lies about 490 million light years away and is a typical example of Bautz-Morgan type I cluster, which is dominated by a supermassive galaxy. The imaged field is about 0.5 degrees north-east from the primary galaxy NGC 6166.

Revision B shows annotations for galaxies and quasars from HyperLEDA catalog. Revision C is a collection of various galaxies in the cluster.

The data has been gathered in April and May 2020. The image consists of 1024 unguided exposures 120 seconds each.

I hoped that the stars tail on the left of PGC58414 would be more visible, but I guess that Bortle 6-7 sky is too bright for that and a darker sky is needed

For reference: this field in the Aladin Sky Atlas

Thanks for looking.

Vitali

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RA (center)	16h30m29s.829
RA (top/left)	16h31m40s.664
RA (top/right)	16h29m16s.995
RA (bottom/right)	16h29m19s.365
RA (bottom/left)	16h31m42s.440

Dec (center)	+39°51′51″.15
Dec (top/left)	+40°01′11″.77
Dec (top/right)	+40°00′34″.91
Dec (bottom/right)	+39°42′27″.85
Dec (bottom/left)	+39°43′03″.78

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