NGC 80


Combination of 20, 3 minute exposures.
Combination of 5, 3 minute images unfiltered.
SBIG STL-1001E CCD. 20" f/6.8 cassegrain at prime focus.

NGC 80 is a member of a a large cluster of galaxies in the constellation Andromeda, known as SRGb 063 located some 240 million light years away. The cluster is located just to the east of the Great Square of Pegasus. Several of the galaxies are brighter than 14.5 magnitude and are visible in a 12" telescope. Details of some of the galaxies in the image are given below. All told, there are about 50 galaxies visible in the image.

Number Name R.A. Dec Mag
1 NGC 80 00 21 11 22 21 27 13.3
2 NGC 79 00 21 03 22 34 02 14.0
3 NGC 83 00 21 23 22 26 03 12.6
4 NGC 85 00 21 26 22 30 44 14.8
5 IC 1546 00 21 11 22 21 27 14.8
6 PGC 1670877 00 21 37 22 29 18 17.7
7 NGC 86 00 21 29 22 33 23 14.8
8 PGC 1666503 00 21 13 22 15 21 16.7
9 PGC 1396 00 21 43 22 18 41 15.8
10 PGC 3089726 00 21 48 22 18 05 17.0
11 PGC 1666918 00 21 56 22 16 38 16.3
12 PGC 1667991 00 21 47 22 20 02 17.1
13 NGC 90 00 21 52 22 24 02 13.8
14 NGC 93 00 22 03 22 24 31 14.4
15 PGC 1669768 00 22 02 22 25 56 16.9
16 PGC 3089844 00 22 16 22 14 26 17.4
17 PGC 1670567 00 22 14 22 28 24 16.4
18 NGC 94 00 22 14 22 29 00 14.6
19 00 22 14 22 30 22
20 NGC 96 00 22 18 22 232 47 15.5