NGC 2683

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Digitized Sky Survey (DSS) Image Information for NGC 2683

DSS Acknowledgement , DSS Copyright Notice		DSS Image Generation: 1st Generation DSS Image
Image Center (2000): 08h 52m 41.8s; +33º 25' 20"		Image File Name: n2683.jpg
Image Size (arcminutes): 10' x 10'		Image Size (pixels): 353 x 353
Original NGC Catalogue Data for NGC 2683
General Catalogue Designation: 1713		William Herschel Designation: I 200
John Herschel Designation: 532		Other Observers: ...
Right Ascension (Equinox 1860): 08h 43m 59s		Annual RA Precession (Equinox 1880): +3.75s
North Polar Declination (Equinox 1860): 56° 3.4'		Annual DEC Precession (Equinox 1880): +13.2"
Summary Description: vB, vL, vmE 39°, gmbM
Notes: …	Comments: …
Discovered by: Friedrich Wilhelm Herschel (1738 - 1822)			Year of Discovery: 1788
Telescope Aperture (Inches): 18.7		Telescope Type: Reflector
Understanding the 'Summary Description': Summary Description Abbreviations List
Contemporary/Current Data for NGC 2683
Right Ascension (2000): 08h 52m 41.8s		Declination (2000): +33º 25' 20"
Object Type: Galaxy		Object Classification: Sb II-II
Constellation: Lynx		Position Angle: 44 °
Visual Magnitude: 9.6		Surface Brightness: 12.7
Blue Magnitude: 10.2		Object Size: 9.3'X2.2'
Also Cataloged As:	UGC 4641, MCG+06-20-011, H I-200, h 532, GC 1713, CGCG 180.017, KUG 0849+336, PGC 24930
Catalogue Notes: ---------------
Book / Chart References for NGC 2683
Luginbuhl & Skiff (Page): 159		Burnham's (Volume : Page): ------
Uranometria 2000: 102		Herald-Bobroff Astroatlas: C-32
Microsky: 260		GSC Small Region Number: 2488
POSS Blue Plate #: 1342		POSS Red Plate #: 1342
Database Update Level: 2 (Complete)
Contemporary Visual Observation(s) for NGC 2683
NGC 2683 = UGC 04641 = MCG +06-20-011 = CGCG 180-017 = PGC 24930 08 52 41.4 +33 25 14 V = 9.8; Size 9.3x2.2; SB = 12.9; PA = 44d 13.1": very bright and impressive, very large, nearly edge-on 4:1 SW-NE, 8.0'x2.0', halo is broadly concentrated. Mottled or dusty near the core but no distinct nucleus. - by Steve Gottlieb
Data Sources Used to research NGC 2683
[NGC] New General Catalogue / [IC] Index Catalogue (Dreyer - 1888, 1895, 1908) [OHCDSO] Observing Handbook and Catalog of Deep-Sky Objects (Luginbuhl & Skiff - 1990) [GD-NGCDDB] NGC Discoverer's Database (DeLange - 1987 to 2006) [NGCT] The Nearby Galaxies Catalog (Tully) [UGC] Uppsala General Catalog of Galaxies (Nilson - 1973) [CGCG] Catalog of Galaxies & Clusters of Galaxies (Zwicky - 1968) [HC-PPL] NGC/IC Accurate Positions List Database (Corwin - 1996 thru 2006) [SG-NGCO] NGC/IC Observations Database (Gottlieb - 1998 thru 2006) [RE-AZDB] The Arizona Database®, V15.5 (Erdmann - 1987 thru 2006) [PGC] Principle Galaxy Catalog (Paturel et al. - 1989, 2003) [DSS] Digitized Sky Survey - 1st (102 CD-ROM) and 2nd (Web Site) Generation (STScI - 1994) [NED] NASA's Extragalactic Database (NED) located at http://nedwww.ipac.caltech.edu/
Additional Notes
• 1st generation images were generated from the 102 CD-ROM version of the Digitized Sky Survey (DSS) • 2nd generation images were generated at the DSS web site located at http://archive.stsci.edu/cgi-bin/dsswin • Luginbuhl & Skiff page numbers are from 'Observing Handbook and Catalogue of Deep-Sky Objects' by Christian B. Luginbuhl and Brian A. Skiff, produced by Cambridge University Press • Burnham's refers to 'Burnham's Celestial Handbook' in three volumes produced by Dover Publications, Inc. • Uranometria 2000 chart numbers are for those printings authored by Tirion, Rappaport & Lovi, and are not for the most recent printings authored by Tirion, Rappaport & Remaklus in which the charts were re-numbered, all of which were and/or are produced by Willmann-Bell, Inc. • The Herald-Bobroff Astroatlas is by D. Herald and P. Bobroff of Canberra, Australia and is produced by HB2000 Publications • Microsky® is the microfiche rendition of the Palomar Observatory Sky Survey (POSS) produced by Deen Publications (P.O. Box 867088; Plano Texas 75086) • POSS refers to the Palomar Observatory Sky Survey produced by The National Geographic Society in conjunction with The California Institute of Technology • All DSS image annotation was performed by Robert E. Erdmann, Jr., and is ©Copyright 1996 through 2008 by Robert E. Erdmann, Jr. - All rights reserved • All product names, trademarks, and copyrights are the property of their respective owners • Contemporary/Current Data for this object was hand collected and entered from the data sources listed in the "Data Sources Used" section of this table above.- Robert E. Erdmann, Jr.