Planetary Nebula NGC
7008 in Cygnus
An 11.25 minute exposure with an ST-6 CCD camera taken thru
Kopernik's 20 inch F/8.1 telescope. The field of view is about 5x7 arc
minutes and East is at the top.
Description of NGC 7008 in
The Deep Sky Field Guide to Uranometria 2000:
- Irregular disk.
- central star magnitude = 13.2
- Alternate name PK 93+5.2
Description of NGC 7008 in Dreyer's
The New General Catalog (NGC):
"Considerably bright, large,
extended 45° +/-, resolvable, but mottled, double star attached."
Planetary
Nebulae: To
learn more about them, click here.
- NGC 7008
- Other ID: PK 93+5.2
- Magnitude: 13.3 (photo);
10.7 (visual)
- Constellation: Cygnus
- RA: 21h 00m 36.0s
- Dec: +54° 33' 00"
Epoch 2000
- Size (mins): 1.4'
- Classification: Planetary
nebula.
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George Normandin, KAS
August 13th, 2001