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RA center: 11h21m07s.41
DEC center: +13°20′57″.8
Pixel scale: 2.121 arcsec/pixel
Orientation: -91.587 degrees
Field radius: 0.848 degrees
More info:Open
Resolution: 1750x2286
Data source: Backyard
Description:
The Leo Triplet, also called the M66 Group, is a small group of spiral galaxies located in the Leo constellation at approximately 35 million light-years. It's composed of three major spiral galaxies: M65, M66 and NGC 3628 (Hamburger Galaxy). NGC 3628 has a 300,000 light-year long tidal tail. This amazing stream of stars has been drawn out of the galaxy by gravitational tides during past interactions with neighbouring galaxies.
This image has been possible thanks to the Prades (Tarragona) dark sky. The NGC 3628's tidal tail is a faint structure that needs quite deep integration times to show up some detail.
This image is the first light of my new ASI294MM Pro.
Image details:
Luminance: 250x120"
RGB: 40x120"
All images at 120 Gain -15ºC bin2
Calibrated with 50 flats, 50 darks and 50 bias
Total exposure: 12h20'
Image resolution: 2.12"/pixel
Average darkness: 21 mag/arcsec2
Equipment:
FSQ85ED telescope
Mesu200 mount
ASI294MM Pro camera with ZWO EFW 8 pos
Guiding with ASI174MC and ZWO OAG
Software:
SGP, PHD2, APP, PIX.
Aleix Roig - Prades, Catalonia, Spain. March 2021.
Uploaded: ...
Description:
The Leo Triplet, also called the M66 Group, is a small group of spiral galaxies located in the Leo constellation at approximately 35 million light-years. It's composed of three major spiral galaxies: M65, M66 and NGC 3628 (Hamburger Galaxy). NGC 3628 has a 300,000 light-year long tidal tail. This amazing stream of stars has been drawn out of the galaxy by gravitational tides during past interactions with neighbouring galaxies.
This image has been possible thanks to the Prades (Tarragona) dark sky. The NGC 3628's tidal tail is a faint structure that needs quite deep integration times to show up some detail.
This image is the first light of my new ASI294MM Pro.
Image details:
Luminance: 250x120"
RGB: 40x120"
All images at 120 Gain -15ºC bin2
Calibrated with 50 flats, 50 darks and 50 bias
Total exposure: 12h20'
Image resolution: 2.12"/pixel
Average darkness: 21 mag/arcsec2
Equipment:
FSQ85ED telescope
Mesu200 mount
ASI294MM Pro camera with ZWO EFW 8 pos
Guiding with ASI174MC and ZWO OAG
Baader filters
Software:
SGP, PHD2, APP, PIX.
Aleix Roig - Prades, Catalonia, Spain. April 2021.
Uploaded: ...
Description:
The Leo Triplet, also called the M66 Group, is a small group of spiral galaxies located in the Leo constellation at approximately 35 million light-years. It's composed of three major spiral galaxies: M65, M66 and NGC 3628 (Hamburger Galaxy). NGC 3628 has a 300,000 light-year long tidal tail. This amazing stream of stars has been drawn out of the galaxy by gravitational tides during past interactions with neighbouring galaxies.
This image has been possible thanks to the Prades (Tarragona) dark sky. The NGC 3628's tidal tail is a faint structure that needs quite deep integration times to show up some detail.
Image details:
Luminance: 250x120"
RGB: 40x120"
All images at 120 Gain -15ºC bin2
Calibrated with 50 flats, 50 darks and 50 bias
Total exposure: 12h20'
Image resolution: 2.12"/pixel
Average darkness: 21 mag/arcsec2
Equipment:
FSQ85ED telescope
Mesu200 mount
ASI294MM Pro camera with ZWO EFW 8 pos
Guiding with ASI174MC and ZWO OAG
Baader filters
Software:
SGP, PHD2, APP, PIX.
Aleix Roig - Prades, Catalonia, Spain. April 2021.
Uploaded: ...
Description:
The Leo Triplet, also called the M66 Group, is a small group of spiral galaxies located in the Leo constellation at approximately 35 million light-years. It's composed of three major spiral galaxies: M65, M66 and NGC 3628 (Hamburger Galaxy). NGC 3628 has a 300,000 light-year long tidal tail. This amazing stream of stars has been drawn out of the galaxy by gravitational tides during past interactions with neighbouring galaxies.
This image has been possible thanks to the Prades (Tarragona) dark sky. The NGC 3628's tidal tail is a faint structure that needs quite deep integration times to show up some detail.
Image details:
Luminance: 250x120"
RGB: 40x120" (each filter)
All images at 120 Gain -15ºC bin2
Calibrated with 50 flats, 50 darks and 50 bias
Total exposure: 12h20'
Image resolution: 2.12"/pixel
Average darkness: 21 mag/arcsec2
Equipment:
FSQ85ED telescope
Mesu200 mount
ASI294MM Pro camera with ZWO EFW 8 pos
Guiding with ASI174MC and ZWO OAG
Baader filters
Software:
SGP, PHD2, APP, PIX.
Aleix Roig - Prades, Catalonia, Spain. May 2021.
Uploaded: ...
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Status | Advanced success |
Started | ... |
Astrometry.net job | 4489204 |
PixInsight job | WFXE39BT8I676JO6O0YC10SG7JYEX6EF |
PixInsight queue size | n/a |
PixInsight stage | n/a |
RA (center) | 11h21m07s.41 |
RA (top/left) | 11h18m17s.35 |
RA (top/right) | 11h18m25s.26 |
RA (bottom/right) | 11h23m56s.66 |
RA (bottom/left) | 11h23m50s.28 |
Dec (center) | +13°20′57″.8 |
Dec (top/left) | +13°50′43″.3 |
Dec (top/right) | +12°48′51″.9 |
Dec (bottom/right) | +12°51′05″.2 |
Dec (bottom/left) | +13°52′57″.0 |
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