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IC 4850
Recorded (1901) by Williamina Fleming
Nova Aquilae 1899 (RA 19 20 24, Dec -00 08 01)
The nova reached magnitude 5.5 in 1899, and Fleming apparently thought it had a nebulous appearance when she observed it in 1901. But now, as shown in the approximately 5 arcmin wide image centered on the nova's position (near the double star just above the label), no object brighter than 15th magnitude is visible near its location. |

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IC 4895 (= NGC 6822), Barnard's Galaxy
Discovered (Aug 17, 1884) by Edward Barnard (and later listed as NGC 6822)
Discovered (Jul 16, 1906) by Max Wolf (and later listed as IC 4895)
A 9th-magnitude irregular galaxy (type IBm) in Sagittarius (RA 19 44 56.6, Dec -14 48 23)
For a detailed discussion of the confusion involving the discovery and mis-discovery of this nebula, see Steinicke's article. |
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