IC 2069
DSS image of IC 2069
Overlaid DSS image of IC 2069, 60' x 60' with north at top and west to the right

Aladin viewer for the region around IC 2069

Type  Star
Magnitude  
Right Ascension  4h 25' 56.1"  (2000)
Declination  48° 12' 29" S
Constellation  Caelum
Observing Notes

Harold Corwin

IC 2069 may be the faint star at the position I've given in the table. That position is close to Stewart's nominal position.

However, Stewart marks the object "Suspected" which means that he's seen it on just one plate. Since there are several other objects on the same part of this plate (1-hour Bruce plate 4199 from Arequipa) that are also marked "Suspected", and clearly do not exist (see e.g. I2076, I2084), I wonder if this object, too, is a defect on the Bruce plate.

(Is the star possibly a double? I thought so examining it once on the DSS, but not a second or third time. If so, the secondary is very faint and completely blended with the primary.) The star appears single on the DSS2 images.
IC Notes by Harold Corwin
Other Data Sources for IC 2069
Nearby objects for IC 2069
5 objects found within 60'
ESO202-23 IC 2072 IC 2076
NGC 1595 NGC 1598
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IC 2069