Object: Arp 219 (UGC 2812) | Date: 2018 Jan 19 |
Peculiarity: Adjacent loops. | |
Constellation: Eridanus | Time & altitude: 21.30 UT 32º |
Catalogue data: | Seeing (5 high): 2/5 |
R.A: 3h 40m | Transparency (5 high): 3/5 |
Dec: -2º 07 | Telescope: 0.5m f4.1 Dob. |
Magnitude: 14.9 | Eyepiece: 8mm Ethos x260 |
Galaxy size (mins): 0.9 x 0.8 | Filters: None |
Notes: This object is at the limit of visibility. No chance of seeing any shape or structure. Only glimpsed intermittently with AV. I am observing it about an hour and a half after it transited the meridian but it would have been only 5° higher in the sky when due S. There is a tiny 18.4m companion which is out of range in any circumstances. UGC 2814 is close by to the NE and appeared similar to UGC 2812, the same comments apply. |