NGC 1055 and M77 in Cetus

 


NGC 1055 - M77


Object Data

Object type: Galaxies
Size: 7.6' x 1.7' (NGC 1055); 7.1' x 6.0' (M77)
Magnitude: 11.4 (NGC 1055); 9.6 (M77)
Constellation: Cetus
Distance: 52 mly (NGC 1055); 47 mly (M77)
Notes: NGC 1055 (upper left) is an edge on spiral galaxy.  M77 (lower right) is a Seyfert galaxy with an active nucleus powered by a massive black hole.  Also designated Cetus A due to strong radio emissions from its nucleus.


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Exposure Data

Date: 10/17-10/18/25
Location: Lockwood Observatories, Descanso, CA
Telescope: DSI RC10c; fl 1867; f/7.3
Camera: FLI 6303 with Astrodon LRGB filters
Mount: AP 1100 CP3
Exposure times: Lum: 28 x 5min (2h 20min); Red: 21 x 5 min (1 hr 45 min); Green: 21 x 5min (1hr 45min); Blue: 16 x 5min (1 hr 20 min)
Exposure time total: 7 hours 10 min
Notes:
FOV =  48.2 x 31.0 arc min
Image scale = 0.99"/pixel

   

 

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