Type | Non-Existent |
---|---|
Magnitude | Right Ascension | 12h 48' 35" (2000) |
Declination | 11° 35' 52" N |
Constellation | Virgo |
Harold Corwin
IC 3797 must be a defect on Schwassmann's plate. His description is telling: "F, pS, perhaps FN, like an asteroid trail, geom N pt". I'm not sure about his last phrase ("pt" means "pointed"), but the first three make it clear that he was looking at an elongated object. In a note, he adds "Borders in α: -2.5s, +3.1s", probably the distances to the edges of the object from the nucleus.
Since there is nothing like that at his position, nor at reasonable digit offsets, this is most likely a plate defect.― IC Notes by Harold Corwin
34 Virginis | IC 3718 | IC 3720 |
IC 3722 | IC 3727 | IC 3731 |
IC 3743 | IC 3756 | IC 3760 |
IC 3775 | IC 3779 | IC 3790 |
IC 3792 | IC 3801 | IC 3803 |
IC 815 | NGC 4694 | NGC 4733 |
NGC 4746 | NGC 4754 |
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