NGC 3697, IC 700 (Hickson54) and IC701 (ARP 197) Wide Field (Riedl Rudolf)

Celestial hemisphere: Northern · Constellation: Leo (Leo) · Contains: IC 700 · IC 701 · NGC 3697 · PGC 1624395 · PGC 1624694 · PGC 1624695 · PGC 1625354 · PGC 1625509 · PGC 1626384 · PGC 1626768 · PGC 1626797 · PGC 1628398 · PGC 1629272 · PGC 1629466 · PGC 1629519 · PGC 1629917 · PGC 1630024 · PGC 1631438 · PGC 1631466 · PGC 1632070 · PGC 1632103 · PGC 1632187 · PGC 1632438 · PGC 1633311 · PGC 1633462 · PGC 1633711 · PGC 1634297 · PGC 1634700 · PGC 1636040 · PGC 1636119 · And 12 more.

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NGC 3697, IC 700 (Hickson54) and IC701 (ARP 197) Wide Field

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NGC 3697, IC 700 (Hickson54) and IC701 (ARP 197) Wide Field

This is a wide field of NGC 3697 a Galaxy 292 Mio Lj distance. Visual diameter is 2,5 x 0,7 arcmin.

This is a Astrobin debut picture.

Beside this galaxy there are several other ones forming Hickson 53.

Just under MRK 1296 size 0,6 x 0,3

than MCG+04-27-044 size 0,5 x 0,3

IC 700 in the middle right side is a single galaxy as a left over from an old merger of 2 galaxies - this is called Hickson 54 and has a size of 1,0 x 0,7 arcmin. There is a weak outer halo which extents to 2,6 arcmin.

IC 701 on the left side down is called ARP 197 and is formed by the main galaxy 0,7 x 0,55 arcmin and a left side galaxy stream 1,25 x 0,7 arcmin.

In the center of the picture is a very distant galaxy group where I did not find any information of, but it looks good. The brightest galaxies are listed.

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RA (center)	11h30m09s.80
RA (top/left)	11h31m59s.99
RA (top/right)	11h28m30s.88
RA (bottom/right)	11h28m20s.16
RA (bottom/left)	11h31m48s.32

Dec (center)	+20°35′33″.2
Dec (top/left)	+20°50′29″.8
Dec (top/right)	+20°54′16″.5
Dec (bottom/right)	+20°20′31″.8
Dec (bottom/left)	+20°16′46″.10

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