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powerstroke01
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M110! Plus an extra?
#5658619 - 02/02/13 05:57 PM
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Check out my image of M110 i did a few nights ago.. Over on the left side of m110 is a "smiley face" with what looks to be another galaxy. Can anyone identify this? http://astrob.in/full/31557/
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Sean13
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Re: M110! Plus an extra?
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#5658647 - 02/02/13 06:11 PM
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Wow that thing is tiny! I don't even see it with software based sky maps. Could Astrobin not plate solve it?
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powerstroke01
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Re: M110! Plus an extra?
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#5658652 - 02/02/13 06:13 PM
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AstroBin hasnt been able to platesolve my last few images.
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powerstroke01
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Re: M110! Plus an extra?
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#5658661 - 02/02/13 06:17 PM
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OK! buddy of mine identified it for me. It is "USNOA2 1275-00405751" Magnitude 15.1
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powerstroke01
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#5658722 - 02/02/13 06:48 PM
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Re: M110! Plus an extra?
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#5658898 - 02/02/13 08:45 PM
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The USNO-A2 catalog is a positional star catalog with 526,280,881 "stars". It provides a designation with the position and the red and blue magnitudes of objects it has identified as stars and non-stellar objects it has misidentified as stars.
While the USNO-A2 designations of the faint non-stellar objects in your image does provide useful useful information, it lacks the classification data that would be found in a non-stellar catalog. So ... yes, the objects have been identified since they have a unique designation number in a star catalog and ... no, they have not been identified since there is no information on the type of object or its characteristics.
The image itself is very impressive ... it's not always easy to pick up the dark structure on both sides of the core in M110.
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powerstroke01
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#5658952 - 02/02/13 09:27 PM
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Thanks for the info!
And thanks for the comment on the image!
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