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NGC 7479
Exposure Data
- Image Field of View: 21.35' x 14.20'
- Camera Field of View: 74.76' x 49.83'
- Scope: 130 mm f/8 triplet apochromatic refractor
- Focal Length: 1,025 mm
- Focal Ratio: f/8
- Camera: Modified Canon T2i (550D)
- ISO: 800
- Exposure: 18 x 600 seconds ( 180 minutes total)
- Filter: None
- SQM: 20.80
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NGC 7479 is a barred-spiral galaxy located in the constellation of Pegasus.
The galaxy has an apparent size of 4 x 3.1 arcminutes and an apparent brightness of magnitude 11.6.
The galaxy is located at a distance of 105 million light-years. At that distance, its true size would be 122,000 light-years in diameter.
NGC 7479 was discovered by William Herschel in 1784.
North is to the top in the above images.
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NGC 7479
- Catalogs: NGC 7479, UGC 12343, PGC 070419
- Object Type: SB(s)c Galaxy
- Magnitude: 10.9v
- Size: 4' x 3.1'
- Constellation: Pegasus
- Image Field Centered At:
- RA: 23h 04m 57s
- Dec: +12° 19' 21"
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