Type | Galaxy |
---|---|
Magnitude | 15.7 |
Size | 0.21' x 0.16' @ 140° |
Right Ascension | 11h 18' 52.8" (2000) |
Declination | 9° 37' 37" N |
Constellation | Leo |
Harold Corwin
Though we took this as a pair of galaxies in the past, the print of the original plate shows only the northeastern of the two. The other "object" on the print is a defect centered northwest of the brighter galaxy, not southwest as the fainter galaxy is actually situated on the sky. As with IC 2710 (which see).― IC Notes by Harold Corwin
IC 2653 | IC 2672 | IC 2673 |
IC 2676 | IC 2680 | IC 2682 |
IC 2685 | IC 2687 | IC 2702 |
IC 2707 | IC 2740 | IC 2741 |
IC 2742 | IC 2743 | IC 2747 |
IC 2748 | IC 2750 | IC 2753 |
IC 2756 | IC 2770 | IC 2780 |
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