NGC/IC Objects

NGC 4383: Peculiar Galaxy (Coma Berenices) RA: 12h 25.4m / DEC: +16° 28'.2
Instrument: 10-inch Starfinder

This faint little stinker gets ignored in favor of nearby M100, which lies just 53' to the southwest. Its appearance in my 10-inch is captured in the sketch at left, drawn at 129X. NGC 4383 is just north of center. This 12.2 magnitude peculiar galaxy ranges over a 2'x1'.5 area and features a stellaring at the core. Eleven field stars complete the view. The fine galaxy pair, NGC 4340 and NGC 4350, lie just beyond the field boundary to the northwest.


NGC 4371 NGC 4395

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