NGC 474 is a strikingly unusual galaxy in the constellation Pisces. It appears nondescript in short exposures but displays rather magnificent wispy outer shells in long exposures like this one that lasted a total of 18 hours over several nights.
NGC 474 is a strikingly unusual galaxy in the constellation Pisces. It appears nondescript in short exposures but displays rather magnificent wispy outer shells in long exposures like this one that lasted a total of 18 hours over several nights.
Date Imaged: April 20, 2021
Lens: Homebuilt 16" f4.5 Newtonian
Mount: Losmany Titan
April 20, 2021
Homebuilt 16" f4.5 Newtonian
NA
Losmany Titan
Camera: SBIG ST10xme
Filter: LRGB 540,180,180,180
Location: Stardust Observatory, Baguio
Na
SBIG ST10xme
LRGB 540,180,180,180
Stardust Observatory, Baguio
60 P. Paterno St., Brgy. South Drive, Baguio City, 2600
Philippines