Type | Galaxy |
---|---|
Magnitude | 12.7 |
Size | 0.79' x 0.616' @ 125° |
Right Ascension | 15h 57' 8.2" (2000) |
Declination | 22° 24' 16" N |
Constellation | Serpens |
Description | eF, eS, iR, lbM |
Classification | E4A |
Harold Corwin
IC 1148 = NGC 6020. IC 1148 is another of the about 100 nebulae found by T. H. Safford at Dearborn in the mid-1860s. It, and the other 51 nebulae not found previously by other observers, was first listed in an appendix to the NGC. Its approximate position is only about 15 seconds west of NGC 6020 -- there is nothing in Safford's place -- and his brief description ("neb. *") is appropriate for the galaxy. The galaxy was found again about a decade later by Stephan who provided a micrometric measurement of its position.― IC Notes by Harold Corwin
HCG 77 | HCG 79 | IC 4588 |
NGC 6008 | NGC 6008A | NGC 6008B |
NGC 6027 | NGC 6027A | NGC 6027B |
NGC 6027C | NGC 6027D | NGC 6027E |
NGC 6032 | NGC 6035 | NGC 6051 |
Pi Serpentis | Rho Serpentis |
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