NGC/IC Objects

NGC 3414: Galaxy (Leo Minor) RA: 10h 51.3m / DEC: +27° 58'.6
Instrument: 10-inch Starfinder

NGC 3414 resides in the southeast quadrant of Leo Minor. The sketch at left captures this galaxy's appearance at 63X in the 10-inch Starfinder Newtonian. The 11.0 magnitude spiral galaxy features a bright stellar core surrounded by a 2' diameter nebulosity. Twenty-five field stars are shown in the sketch. The bright star just inside the western edge of the field is 6.0 magnitude 44 Leonis Minoris, 18' east of NGC 3414.


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