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Irregular Galaxy

UGC5189

Technical Details

Optics

Schulman 32-inch RCOS Telescope

Camera

Exposure

RGB = 60:60:60 (3 hours)

Object Types

Irregular Galaxy

Constellation

Creator

Dates

Nov. 1, 2010

NGC6240

Technical Details

Optics

Schulman 32-inch RCOS Telescope

Camera

Exposure

LRGB = 420:180:180:180 (16 hours)

Object Types

Irregular Galaxy

Constellation

Creator

Dates

April 1, 2013

NGC3239 (SN 2012a)

Technical Details

Optics

Schulman 32-inch RCOS Telescope

Camera

Exposure

LRGB = 260:70:70:70 (7.83 hours)

Object Types

Irregular Galaxy

Constellation

Creator

NGC660

Technical Details

Optics

Phillips 24-inch RCOS Telescope

Camera

Exposure

LRGB = 165:50:40:50 (5.08 hours)

Object Types

Irregular Galaxy

Constellation

Creator

Dates

Dec. 1, 2009

M82 (The Cigar Galaxy)

Technical Details

Optics

Schulman 32-inch RCOS Telescope

Camera

Exposure

(L+Ha)RGB = (500+1680):100:100:100 (41.33 hours)

Object Types

Irregular Galaxy

Constellation

Creator

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