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(IAAC) Obj: NGC 3190, NGC 3193, NGC 3185, NGC 3187 - Inst: 30cm, f:10, SCT, LX200
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Observation Poster: Jim Anderson <madmoon@bellsouth.net>
Observer: Jim Anderson
Your skills: Intermediate (some years)
Date/time of observation: 03162001-22:47EST
Location of site: Bladen Lake, NC (Lat 34:43, Elev 100')
Site classification: Rural
Sky darkness: 6/10 <1-10 Scale (10 best)>
Seeing: 7/10 <10-1 Seeing Scale (1 best)>
Moon presence: None - moon not in sky
Instrument: 30cm, f:10, SCT, LX200
Magnification: 117X, 203X, 314X
Filter(s): None
Object(s): NGC 3190, NGC 3193, NGC 3185, NGC 3187
Category: Group of galaxies.
Class: See Below
Constellation: Leo
Data: mag S.Bel size See Below
Position: RA -----:----- DEC ------:-----
Description:
NGC3190; 12.0v;4.5' x 1.7'; PA-125; Class Sb; RA 10:18.1, DEC +21:49.
203X - A farily bright thin oval evenly illuminated halo and a large moderatly
bright soft core. No other features detected. It is ealilly seen with direct
viaion.
NGC3193; 10.9v; 2.5' x 2.5'; Class EO; RA 10:18.4, DEC +21:49.
203X - Faint fuzzy appears round with some soft brightning toward the center.
It looks like a small unresolved Globular cluster. It is moderately difficult
with direct vision, but readily seen with averted vision.
NGC3185; 12.2v; 2.0' x 1.2'; PA-130; Class SBb; RA 10:17.7, DEC +21:41.
203X - Thin fuzzy oval. It appears parallel to NGC3190. The halo is faint and
illdefined with a much brighter core. No other features detected. It is easy
visually.
NGC3187; 13.4v; 3.5' x 1.5'; Class SBcp; RA 10:17.9, DEC +21:53.
117X - Not detected.
203X - Just a very thin, faint sliver of light with a faint star at it's east
end. I would miss NGC3187 if not knowing it was ther from previously observing
it through Eric Honeycutt's 22" Starmaster.
314X I can see the faint nearby star, but I am not sure that I am seeing
NGC3187.
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