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| Citation | Barnard, E. E. (1885) "Small Nebula near Great Andromeda Nebula". Astron. Nachr., 112, 391. |
| BibCode | 1885AN....112..391B |
| Description | Journal article |
Small Nebula near Great Andromeda Nebula
[page 391]
About two years ago, I found with 5 inch. refractor, a moderate size nebula involved in the extreme p. end of the Great Nebula of Andromeda. I have now confirmed the observation with the 6 inch Cook Equatorial and as I can find no record of such nebula I suppose it is new. The nebula is faint but quite distinct and definite in outline. Its place is
α = 0h 34m 16s
δ = +40° 6′ 0′′
(1885.0)
The nebula lies just south of a Triangle of three small stars. It is very slightly brighter in the middle.
E.E. Barnard.
Vanderbilt University Observatory, Nashville, Tenn. U.S.A. 1885 September 14.
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Document source: NASA ADS
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Proof reading: AS
Online version: 2010 August 02.
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