NGC 1398 Updated

 NGC 1398 is an isolated barred spiral galaxy with a double ring structure. It is located in Fornax 65 million light years from here. This deep image shows two faint arms that almost encase the rest of the galaxy.

Imaged in LRGB on our PlaneWave CDK 1000 at Observatorio El Sauce, Chile.

Image Processing: Mark Hanson

Data and Preprocessing: Mike Selby

Enjoy, Mark


Newest Version Reviling the outer arms.

Taken with CDK 1000 from Chile Hanson-Selby

This is the newest image of NGC 1398 from both telescopes in Chile.

This is the newest image of NGC 1398 from both telescopes in Chile.

Here is 100% crop of the image

Here is 100% crop of the image

Mark Hanson, S. Mazlin, W. Keller, R. Parker, T. Tse, P. Proulx, D. Plesko; SSRO/PROMPT/CTIO 

Mark Hanson, S. Mazlin, W. Keller, R. Parker, T. Tse, P. Proulx, D. Plesko; SSRO/PROMPT/CTIO

 

Telescope:16" RCOS f11.2 Planewave HD Mount

Camera: U9

Location: SSRO, Cito Chile