Object data NGC 4274
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“Alkor” Lacerta N25010c Newtonian, f/D = 4 SX Trius 694, Baader LRGB filter
10micron GM2000 HPS II, unguided
L 49x10min / RGB 22x10min per filter
19 h 10 min
data acquired remotely using CCD Commander
NGC 4274 / 4278 in Coma Beremices
Barred Spiral Galaxy, SBab
6.8’ x 2.4’
10.5 mag (V)
Com
2019-02-24 + 27 + 28 + 2019-03-01 + 06 + 08
41 Mio ly
Object data NGC 4278
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Elliptical Galaxy, E1-2
4’ x 4’
10.2 mag (V)
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~51 Mio ly
Around NGC 4278 many globular clusters can be identified. I have marked 28 of them in this image. They are: 1: [PFR2013]NGC4278 GC261 15: [UFS2013] acs 1980 2: [UFS2013] acs 779 16: [UFS2013] acs 1981 3: [UFS2013] acs 1052 17: [PFR2013]NGC4278 GC64 4: [PFR2013]NGC4278 GC72 18: [UFS2013] acs 2234 5: [UFS2013] acs 609 19: [UFS2013] acs 918 6: [PFR2013]NGC4278 GC121 20: [UFS2013] acs 1893 7: [UFS2013] acs 776 21: [UFS2013] acs 1497 8: [UFS2013] acs 2416 22: [PFR2013]NGC4278 GC10 9: [PFR2013]NGC4278 GC139 23: [UFS2013] acs 1792 10: [UFS2013] acs 1376 24: [UFS2013] acs 11 11: [UFS2013] acs 1179 25: [UFS2013] acs 2430 12: [UFS2013] acs 326 26: [UFS2013] acs 2267 13: [UFS2013] acs 1138 27: [UFS2013] sub 33897 14: [UFS2013] acs 1107 28: [UFS2013] acs 303