| Designation(s) | Arp 113, NGC 70, NGC 67, NGC 68, NGC 71, NGC 72, NGC 74 |
| Object Type(s) | Galaxy, Galaxy Cluster |
| Relevant Catalog(s) | All (Chron), Arp, NGC |
| Arp Category | Elliptical galaxies close to and perturbing spiral galaxies |
| Obs. Lat/Long | 42° 17', 073° 57' |
| Constellation | Andromeda |
| Date and Time Observed | 2025-07-24 00:23:00 |
| Instrument | EdgeHD 8" w/f7 reducer-1,422mm FL |
| Camera | Player One Apollo-M Mini |
| Image Details | Up is 359.2 degrees E of N. Transparency: Good. Seeing: Fair. Total integration time was 60m. Exposures 15s@300g, No Filter. Dithered and recentered in SharpCap. No guiding. |
| Description | NGC 70 is the "spiral" that's being perturbed. It has a bright nucleus, but the structure is nearly invisible in my capture even after an hour. But look at the gorgeous spiral structure rendered by the Hale Telescope! It's really strutting its stuff on this capture: 200" aperture, f/3! They spent $100 million in current dollars and you can see in this image why it was worth every penny. |
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