This galaxy pair consists of
NGC 2336 and
IC 467. The distance for
NGC 2336 is about 102 million light years and for
IC 467 about 104 million light years. Their angular separation is about 20.3 arc minutes - that puts their distance from each other at about 0.6 million light years.
The image also contains multiple background galaxies that are best seen in the full size image. The furthest objects visible in this image are the Quasars - their distances (by light travel time) range from 3.419 to 10.56 billion years.
Below is a cropped and down sampled thumbnail image of
NGC 2336 only. The full
FOV image and details can be accessed at the links below (or by clicking on the image below). The annotated image has a link below but it can also be accessed from the main image webpage as well - or seen on astrobin. The full resolution image has an image scale of about 0.72 arcsec/pixel.
Full size and annotated images have a pan and zoom feature on my website.
Annotated Image:
NGC2336 and IC467 Pair Annotated
Images also available on astrobin -NGC2336 and IC467 Pair
Scope: Celestron 9.25 Edge HD 235 mm at f/7
Camera: ASI294MM (Baader LRGB Filters)
Location: DAA Observatory, Shelter Valley, CA
Jim Thommes
Jim's Astrophotography
David Levy Maksutov Newtonian, Celestron Edge 9.25, FSQ-106N Refractor (on loan), WO ZenithStar 66 APO Refractor, WO Megrez II APO, Sigma 150 mm EOS Lens
Losmandy G11/Gemini, iOptron GEM45, Celestron Advanced VX, iOptron CEM70
ST8300M Camera, Atik 383L, Canon 350D (IR cut modified), ASI1600M, ASI294M, ASI260M
Observatory -
Desert Astronomy Association (Shelter Valley, CA)
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