| Object: ARP 319 ( NGCs 7317 to 7320) |
Dates (various times and conditions): 2012 May 24, Sep 19 and Nov 10 2013 Oct 29 2014 Dec 24 |
| Constellation: Pegasus | |
| Peculiarity: Galaxy group. | |
| R.A: 22h 36m | Telescope: 0.5m f4.1 Dob. |
| Dec: +33º 58 |
Eyepieces: 10mm Clavé x205 8mm Ethos x260 |
| Galaxy size (mins): The drawing covers roughly 10 x 8 | Filters: Lumicon Deep Sky |
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Notes: Stephan’s Quintet. Elusive details in the drawing have been accumulated over many hours of observation. 7317: (13.6m) a round haze alongside a 12th mag field star. 7318A (14.3m) and B (13.9m) in contact, B is slightly elongated. 7319 (13.1m) shaped like a keystone, widest at SE end. There is a barely visible loop on the E side. 7320: (13.2m) the largest in the group, elongated 5:2 NE-SW and without a nucleus. There is an extremely faint patch extending to SE. 7320C (16.7m) was not seen at any time. |
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