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NGC2685 Arp 336 © Ken Crawford Rancho Del Sol Observatory MPC G67
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Exposures |
Clear/ Lum |
880 minutes |
Red |
240 minutes |
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240 minutes |
Blue |
240 minutes |
Ha 5nm |
660 minutes |
OIII 3nm. |
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SII 5nm |
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NGC2685 is a polar ring galaxy which means there are stars, gas, and dust orbiting as loops around the core which is debris from a captured galaxy. It is also known as the peculiar galaxy Arp 336.
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The captured material appears as loops and rings around the core of NGC2685.
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