| OBJECT | NGC3368 in Leo |
| DATE | 10 Mar 2012 |
| TELESCOPE OPTICS | 508 mm mirror f.4 effective f/4.6 with paracorr2. ccd sony ICX285AL 1360 x 1024px 6.45 x 6.45µm |
| EXPOSURE | binning 1: composite image, 20 min with UHC filter |
| IMAGE SIZE (ARCMIN) | ~12 |
| DISTANCE Millions Light Years |
NGC3368 = 56 2MASX J10463894+1145551 (labelled A) = 724 2MASX J10470120+1150302 (labelled B) = 705 SDSS J104640.42+114958.5 (labelled C) = 708 2MASX J10464439+1146541 (labelled D) = 743 |
| MAGNITUDE | NGC3368 = 10.08 2MASX J10463894+1145551 = 16.33 2MASX J10470120+1150302 = 16.6 SDSS J104640.42+114958.5 = 19.1 2MASX J10464439+1146541 = 17.3 |
| POSITION RA-DEC J2000 | NGC3368 = RA: 10h46m 45.7s DE:+11°49' 12" 2MASX J10463894+1145551 = RA: 10h46m38.9s DE:+11°45' 55"s 2MASX J10470120+1150302 = RA: 10:47:01.20 DE: +11:50:31.0 SDSS J104640.42+114958.5 = RA: 10:46:40.40 DE: +11:49:59.0 2MASX J10464439+1146541 = RA: 10:46:44.40 DE: +11:46:54.0 |
| POSITION ANGLE: | NGC3368 = 177 |
| DETAILS | Barred spiral with dark ring and dust lanes. Yet another galaxy; 2MASX J10465229+1150201 is visible through an outer arm of ngc3368 |
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