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M-88
has long been a favorite galaxy of amateurs. It is relatively bright
and provides a good image. The year 1999 though brought an added
bonus. A very bright supernovae easily visible in amateur scopes.
I was lucky enough to have just received my 8" LX 200 and MX-5C CCD camera
only a few days before the supernovae occurred.
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Size: 7 x 3.7 arcmin Magnitude: 10.4 RA: 12h 31m 59.6s Dec: 14 d 25m 17s |
