Arp51(PGC475) is
the galaxy along the right edge of the image. Above and
to the left of it are NGC7828 and NGC7829.
52
CGCG421-027
53
NGC3290
54
MCG-01-07-007+companion
55
UGC4881; the Grasshopper
56
UGC1432
57
MCG-+03-34-012+MCG+03-34-013
58
UGC4457
59
NGC341A+B
60
Arp60; PGC46054
Arp60 and Arp196
are both supposed to be in this field according to
MegaStar 4.0. There may be an error in their listing.
One of them might be the faint galaxy near the center,
and the other might be the faint galaxy near the upper
right hand corner.
61
UGC3104
The galaxies
pictured are from left to right: UGC3105,
UGC3104(Arp61), and MCG+0-12-53.
62
UGC6865
63
NGC2944+companion
Arp63 (NGC2944) is
in the center of the image. Arp129 (UGC5146) is the
galaxy complex up and to the left of the Arp63 complex.
64
UGC9503
Arp64 is the small
galaxy to the right of center.
65
NGC91
66
UGC10396
67
UGC00892
68
NGC7756+7757
69
NGC5579+80
70
UGC934
71
NGC6045+companion
72
NGC5994+5996
73
IC1222
74
UGC1626
75
NGC702
76
M90 (NGC4569)+IC3583
77
NGC1097+A; Caldwell67
Note:
Supernova SN2003B is the star just to the East (left) of
the small companion galaxy NGC1097a. The supernova is
not present on the black & white image taken in 1998.
SN2003 was discovered 5 January 03. This image was taken
10 January 03.
This image was taken on October 25, 2008 with a QSI
532 camera.
The two galaxies
at the top of the picture are IC982+983 (Arp117). The
small spiral galaxy at the bottom of the picture is
NGC5490C (Arp79. The tiny galaxy in the lower right
hand corner is MCG+3-36-64.
80
NGC2633
81
NGC6621+6622
82
NGC2535+2536
83
NGC3800+3799
84
NGC5395+5394
AP7 image
85
M51; NGC5194(and NGC5195); The Whirlpool Galaxy
AP7 image
Dream Machine image
86
NGC7753+7752
87
NGC3808+A
88
vv445
Arp88 is the small
faint galaxy in the center of the image. On the left
edge of the image is Mkn983 above and Arp119 (UGC849)
below.
89
NGC2648
90
NGC5930+5929
The two galaxies
in the center of the image constitute Arp90. The galaxy
in the upper right hand corner is UGC9857.
This image was taken at the 3towers Observatory with its
12-inch LX 200 telescope. It shows the relationship of
Arp 99 (NGC7550), center, to NGC7549, top, and NGC7547,
to the right of Arp99. NGC7558 is the small elliptical
galaxy near the lower left hand corner. This entire
complex plus a faint galaxy to the left of NGC7549 is
known as Hickson 98A-E.
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