Type | Galaxy |
---|---|
Magnitude | 15 |
Size | 1.7' x 1.1' @ 100° |
Right Ascension | 12h 53' 5.3" (2000) |
Declination | 9° 12' 8" S |
Constellation | Virgo |
Description | pL, double, *10 sp 2', pair NGC4776 & NGC4778 |
Andrew Cooper
Apr 3, 2011 Hale Pohaku, HI (map)
46cm f/4.5 Newtonian, Deep Violet @ 175x
Seeing: 8 Transparency: 7 Moon: 0%
Actually a double galaxy the two members of which which are individually identified as NGC4776 and NGC4778, the pair is quite visible with the 18", but was just separable under very good conditions, NGC4761 is 1' east and NGC4764 is 3.5' south, the quartet making up the compact group HCG 62
39 Virginis | HCG 62 | IC 3826 |
IC 3859 | New 3 | NGC 4703 |
NGC 4716 | NGC 4717 | NGC 4739 |
NGC 4761 | NGC 4764 | NGC 4768 |
NGC 4769 | NGC 4770 | NGC 4773 |
NGC 4776 | NGC 4777 | NGC 4778 |
NGC 4780 | NGC 4780A | NGC 4818 |
Psi Virginis |
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