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November 13th 04, 04:09 PM
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MegaStar5 Error
I don't know if this has been found by others, but MegaStar v5.0 incorrectly
identifies NGC 90 & NGC 91. MegaStar ID's a 3'.0x0'.9 galaxy at RA: 00h 21m 51.7s, DEC: +22d 24.02m as NGC 91. The NGC/IC project and NED both identify NGC 91 as a star located 2' south of the above position. The object at the above coordinates is NGC 90, a 13.7 magnitude spiral, 1'.9x0'.8 in size. Regards, Bill Ferris "Cosmic Voyage: The Online Resource for Amateur Astronomers" URL: http://www.cosmic-voyage.net ============= Email: Remove "ic" from .comic above to respond 
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